Teacher of the Year Award
"Mridha Foundation Teacher of the year Award" 2019
We are proud to congratulate Ms. Julie Ivan for winning this year's Mridha Foundation "Teacher of the year Award". We established an endowment fund to create this award
10 years back through Saginaw Community Foundation.The recipient receives this prestigious award of recognition and a gnt for continued education. Our purpose is to
encourage teachers go beyond to built our future generations. Ms. Julie Ivan is the 10th recipient of this award-- an internationally renowned culinary art educator from
Saginaw Career Complex. Wishing her all the best.
© 2020 - 2021 MF – Mridha Foundation
Developed by : Noor Chisti (Noorology Studio)
We look to inspire creativity at every opportunity! We occasionally sponsor contests through our
Facebook Page and encourage all—from the very young to the very experienced—to participate!
During the spring of 2020, as the pandemic separated people from their routines and confined them
to their homes, we sponsored our first (and hopefully last!) Quarantine Art & Writing Competition.
Artwork submissions related to the pandemic were encouraged, with value cash cards and
certificates awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place finishers in four youth age groups.
We also asked students to submit an essay on the topic, “How can we stop Coronavirus as well as
future pandemics?” This competition was open to students ages 8-18.
© 2020 - 2021 MF – Mridha Foundation
Developed by : Noor Chisti (Noorology Studio)
Teacher of the Year Award
Quarantine Art + Writing Competition
We look to inspire creativity at every opportunity! We
occasionally sponsor contests through our
Facebook Page and encourage all—from the very
young to the very experienced—to participate!
During the spring of 2020, as the pandemic
separated people from their routines and confined
them to their homes, we sponsored our first (and
hopefully last!) Quarantine Art & Writing Competition.
Artwork submissions related to the pandemic were
encouraged, with value cash cards and certificates
awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place finishers in four
youth age groups.
We also asked students to submit an essay on the
topic, “How can we stop Coronavirus as well as future
pandemics?” This competition was open to students
ages 8-18.
