Made for Teachers
About Us
At Made for Teachers, we focus on enhancing the well-being and professional growth of teachers through community partnerships, appreciation events, and essential resources. Our goal is to ensure that teachers feel valued and supported, which in turn helps them continue to inspire and educate future generations.
Supporting and appreciating teachers can significantly raise morale, as it acknowledges their hard work and dedication.
Mary Tindal’s classroom learning environment promoted fun, growth, and a sense of family. Alumni of Bethune Cookman College, she dedicated her life to educating youth and adults in Marion County. She started teaching at Dabney Elementary and Fruitland Park Elementary School in Leesburg. Following this, she moved to Ocala where she taught at Ward Highlands, Osceola Middle, College Park Elementary and she ended her career at Madison Street Elementary School.
Mary F. Tindal, was one of Marion County’s first Golden Apple Teachers in 1991.
Diversity and Inclusion
Made for Teachers Inc. is an organization that values diversity, equity, and inclusion as essential to our mission.
The development, retention, and success of teachers are crucial aspects to ensure a quality education.
Development. Retention. Success
Development: An effective way to support the development of Teachers is through ongoing professional development opportunities.
Retention: When Teachers feel valued, respected, and connected to their colleagues and administrators, they are more likely to stay in their positions long-term.
Success: Recognizing and rewarding Teachers for their hard work and dedication can go a long way in motivating them to continue striving for success.
We work to create various unique programs, events, and award ceremonies to show gratitude and provide tangible resources to support Teachers in their crucial work.
Our programs will bring public awareness to the teaching profession's significance and its profound impact on future generations.
We aim to help society realize that a little more gratitude can go a long way in supporting and appreciating Teachers, who shape the future leaders, innovators, and members of our communities.