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We work with the individuals on the San Carlos Apache Reservation to help kids with everything from school supplies to Christmas.

The KEH Foundation’s San Carlos Christmas event was written up in The Apache Messenger, the newspaper for the San Carlos Apache Reservation.

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The goal of the foundation is to promote education on all levels and to further research and awareness of brain diseases and injuries.

Currently, we pursue this goal by providing local high school seniors college scholarships and through our Adopt-a-Student youth program providing school supplies and other necessities to school children.

The KEH Foundation was created to honor Karen Huselid and her life long dedication to education and her over 30 years of service while teaching at Globe and Chandler High Schools.

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The goal of the foundation is to promote education on all levels and to further research and awareness of brain diseases and injuries. Currently, we pursue this goal by providing local high school seniors college scholarships and through our Adopt-a-Student youth program providing school supplies and other necessities to school children. The KEH Foundation was created to honor Karen Huselid and her life long dedication to education and her over 30 years of service while teaching at Globe and Chandler High Schools.

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