At Sunrise Integration, we believe in giving back to the communities that surround us. Through our Sunrise Gives program, we focus on supporting local organizations that make a real difference. This month, we’re proud to stand with Marshall High School in Pasadena, a school working hard to bring normalcy and hope back to its students after the recent Eaton fires.

The Eaton fires significantly disrupted life in Pasadena, particularly affecting local schools and families. Marshall High School students faced challenging times as the fires damaged resources, disrupted routines, and created financial strains on critical student programs. Many of these programs rely heavily on community support for equipment purchases, participation fees, and travel costs to competitions or events.

Recognizing the urgency and importance of restoring normalcy to students' lives, Sunrise Integration provided a financial donation through our Sunrise Gives initiative. Our contribution directly supports these crucial school programs by helping cover equipment costs, fees, and travel expenses. These resources not only help students return to the activities they enjoy but also contribute significantly to their emotional and mental well-being after experiencing such a difficult period.

Donations play a vital role in helping students reconnect with peers, mentors, and activities that inspire them. Participation in team sports, academic competitions, arts, and clubs provides structure and a sense of community, fostering resilience in the face of adversity. With the community’s support, Marshall High students can continue pursuing their passions and dreams without the added stress of financial constraints.

Every contribution helps rebuild confidence and optimism among students, providing them with a brighter, stronger future after the fires. When we invest in local schools, we invest in the future of our entire community.

Sunrise Gives is proud to support Marshall High School during this crucial recovery period. Together, we can make a lasting difference.