Enriching the future of all CDM Students
Empowering parents to make a postive impact.
We are a parent run group that invests in educational programs and campus improvements that help all students prosper.
Donate. Participate. Watch Them Thrive.
Your Donation Supports:
College and Career Program
Support our award-winning college recruitment center, test preparation, and more.
Equipment
Help provide the laptops, musical instruments, and laboratory equipment that your children use every day.
Student Advocate and Family Liaison
Help care for the academic and emotional health of our students.
Facilities
Support construction and renovations that benefit student life and create an environment that fosters collaboration and growth.
Colleges love our students.
230+
college recruiters visit CDM every year.
The College and Career Program is Proudly Funded by the CDM Foundation.
Parent run. Parent Funded.
The CDM Foundation funds campaigns, clubs, and initiatives that are identified by administrators and parents.
Donations from parents have helped to make CDM a top tier school.
Make a Direct Impact.
The Foundation invests 100% of the money raised in campaigns to programs and initiatives that our public-school system no longer funds.
Partnering with other parent groups and the NMUSD, The CDM Foundation has helped Corona del Mar become a nationally recognized school.
We’ve been hard at work funding facility improvements, lab equipment, and student programs.
The Learning Resource Center (LRC) replaced the outdated library, giving our students a welcoming place to study and work in collaborative groups before, between, and after classes. The LRC is open from 7:30 to 4:00 when school is in session.
The Technology Center—home of the Robotics program—and other computer and technology equipment.
The Sea King Connection Center/One on Campus Program – an arts-infused student support center.
The renovated Health Center, Attendance Office, Main Quad and Gymnasiums.
Help The CDM Foundation continue to bridge the gap between the increasing cost of education and the insufficient funds of state and local government.
