Know an Eagle Hero?
Dear Alumni,
The past year has been formidable with a global pandemic challenging us in a multitude of unforeseen ways. With no determinable ‘frontline’, this epidemic presented need on a massive scale. Thankfully, we can now turn our sights to new possibilities and feel hopeful again!
We have heard and witnessed some remarkable stories of resilience and kindness. Alumni stepping into this battle, people helping people. We know we have heard just a sampling of the good works rippling within the WHHS Alumni community.
The Foundation wants to discover and acknowledge your contributions. There are obvious starting points, the extensive medical community, educators, and scientists working at warp speed to create solutions. We also recognize the ripples have extended far beyond the typical. Organizations are stepping in to feed the unemployed, initiating dialogue to educate vaccine participation in underserved communities, repurposing a shuttered business to help quarantine healthcare workers and software designers are creating new apps.
Alumni from the highest government level to the
local school board and community organizers have offered their assistance.
We want to celebrate our WHHS pandemic heroes. Don’t be humble, please take this opportunity to share your experience or the good works of a classmate, parent or WHHS community member.
If you know an Eagle Hero, please fill out the form below.
The past year has been formidable with a global pandemic challenging us in a multitude of unforeseen ways. With no determinable ‘frontline’, this epidemic presented need on a massive scale. Thankfully, we can now turn our sights to new possibilities and feel hopeful again!
We have heard and witnessed some remarkable stories of resilience and kindness. Alumni stepping into this battle, people helping people. We know we have heard just a sampling of the good works rippling within the WHHS Alumni community.
The Foundation wants to discover and acknowledge your contributions. There are obvious starting points, the extensive medical community, educators, and scientists working at warp speed to create solutions. We also recognize the ripples have extended far beyond the typical. Organizations are stepping in to feed the unemployed, initiating dialogue to educate vaccine participation in underserved communities, repurposing a shuttered business to help quarantine healthcare workers and software designers are creating new apps.

We want to celebrate our WHHS pandemic heroes. Don’t be humble, please take this opportunity to share your experience or the good works of a classmate, parent or WHHS community member.
If you know an Eagle Hero, please fill out the form below.
Paul Ganim ’92


We are proud to have supported these workers and our community, and only wish we could have done more.
Yes, I know an Eagle Hero!
If you would like to make a donation in honor of your, or all our WHHS pandemic heroes, please visit: Our Donation Page