Last fall, three donor-advised funds at the Community Foundation of Fayette County (CFFC) awarded more than $25,000 to support education in Fayette County schools. Any teacher, school counselor, or administrator in the Laurel Highlands or Uniontown Area School District is encouraged to apply. All school districts in Fayette County are eligible to apply for an Idea Fund grant in the amount of $2,500. An award of $500 is intended to support teacher or student activities or the purchase of classroom materials. With last year’s grant award, elementary STEM teacher Daniel Arnold purchased robotics and STEM kits with computer-controlled motors, sensors, and lights.