The Dana Raimondi Math Program  started in 2007 to  provide low income students in Fremont, California access to math programs that will allow students to excel.  her yearly donation funds will be used to work with Fremont Unified School District, California to develop a way in which students can succeed in passing Algebra.  This is especially timely since the state of California is initiating that students take and pass Algebra in the 8th grade.  The design of the materials will be put on our website for all to use.  This fund also helps us to use some of the materials we designed with two other grants: TPL Inc and Seagate Technology. 

A resident of Fremont since 1968, Dana Raimondi has been involved with the community her entire life. In her long professional career, she dedicated herself to patient care as a Radiological Technologist at Kaiser Hayward for 29 years.

Dana has been involved with many philanthropic activities throughout her life including Craig Hospital in Englewood, Colorado. Dana has established the  Richard Raimondi Memorial Fund to address direct patient needs not covered by insurance. She also funds a fully endowed scholarship for Woman’s Softball at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln.   Locally, Dana funded the renovation of Irvington High School's softball field in Fremont in her husband Richard's memory. 

Dana has two daughters that were educated in the Fremont school district. She feels strongly about   supporting the youth in the community and providing opportunities for them to become healthy, successful and productive citizens.

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