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I have had a wonderful experience working with these students. My role as counselor is to provide options after high school. We have seen students registering for community college, getting jobs, and, most importantly, beginning to understand that they have choices. Ingenia and Shannon have dedicated their time, energy, and passion to make significant changes for the underrepresented Spanish community in Pawling and beyond. We are growing and have added programs in food distribution, after-school Elevate U, and job training. I am excited to be part of this wonderful group. If you are looking for volunteer opportunities that really make a difference, Camino is the way to go!!!!

The Blue-White Scholarship Foundation is an amazing organization that shows its values and purpose through others. As a student here at Villanova University, I have heard about the organization through my friends and boyfriend who have been/currently are in it and seen how much it has helped them for their financial worries with tuition. They also contribute to bonding with the students which shows true support my peers have from this organization throughout their school year. This allows students to able to achieve their degrees and goals while not having to completely worry about their tuition. It shows how this organization truly works together with the students to make that difference. Thank you to the Blue-White Scholarship Foundation!

I am a CSUN student who regularly receives produce from my school's Women's Resource Center, who gets their produce from Student Lunchbox. Student Lunchbox always provides high quality fruits and vegetables often with a lot of variety. I'm super glad they help my campus to better serve me and my peers.

The Fulfillment Fund is an organization that has stayed with me throughout the years. I had the opportunity to take part in the program during High School and remembered how impactful their mentorship program was during a difficult time in my life. Now, as an adult way ahead of time from High School, I am happy to return and volunteer and once again be a part of this great organization.

In the middle of January, after the first ice storm to sweep the U.S., on the way to lunch with a friend, I had a slip and fall accident. I had never had a sprain or a fracture, minor or major, in my life, and was unsure what my next course of events in recovery and life would be like. In the heat of the moment, I called an ambulance and was taken to the local hospital ER where I was told that I had broken clean through both bones in my ankle and was sent on my way with a boot and crutches. After moving back in with my mom because I could not be independent, I was told the boot did more damage and required extensive surgery that would leave me disabled for 4 - 6+ months. I had to forfeit my new job, leave my home that I was still paying rent and utilities on, a car I can't drive, and a job that I was making great money doing for the past 2 years. A family friend recommended reaching out to Ms. Rebecca Campbell, and thanks to one phone call, I was able to find some financial assistance!

My experience with Leo was wonderful. Thank you for your support and effort. I truly appreciate it.

This non profit exceeds all other SEAL charities. I have personally used the services in my lifetime and eventually led me back to the organization.

Joe and Natalie have been in ministry since they were teens in the youth group of Faith Assembly of God in Orlando. I have watched as they have stayed focused on reaching the lost since then. The passion and dedication this couple have show through all their years of ministry is remarkable, beautiful, and fruitful.

I have been graciously blessed with a scholarships and lots of service from APIA Scholars! I highly recommend them as a great non profit organization!

I am a first-generation software engineering student in Israel, and for the past three years the ISEF Foundation has been far more than a scholarship to me — it has been a home. ISEF doesn’t just fund education; it actively closes gaps by giving students from underserved backgrounds the tools, confidence, and support they need to succeed. Today, while serving in reserve duty in Gaza, during a war now in its third year, that support continues. Through its warm, family-like southern spirit, ISEF provides community, personal guidance, and friendships that sustain us even in the most challenging moments. This is not charity. It is an investment in people — and in a more equal future.

Congo Education Partners (CEP) is doing important work on behalf of the global community. CEP supports education of Congolese men and women to become stewards of the world's second largest rainforest and its vast biodiversity. CEP's partner, Djolu Technical College in the Tshuapa Province, Democratic Republic of Congo, is educating young people from rainforest communities in conservation, sustainable agriculture and health care. They graduate prepared to protect their rainforest home and its rich array of flora and fauna, and improve the quality of life of the people. Regenerative agriculture techniques appropriate to the ecosystem are being tested and disseminated by College staff and students working with small farmers in the area. These approaches are enriching the soil, producing more food, and discouraging cutting trees for new plots of land. Health graduates are staffing health facilities, managing infectious disease outbreaks, and providing maternal and child health care.

When I was young—13 years old, back in 2018—I found this place through the guidance of my innate talent. At the time, I had no support and no money (and still don’t have much now), so I could only teach myself the school’s textbook courses. To my surprise, I mastered them all (except for the Fire and Animal tracks). Seven years have passed. In that time, I’ve studied systems like Wicca and Chaos Magic, and I’ve networked extensively at local magical gatherings—expanding my connections and broadening my horizons. Even though I couldn’t finish the school’s formal program (mainly due to financial constraints), I’m glad I managed to self-learn all the school’s curriculum. I’m still a student with no external support, but I’ve earned a small amount of money through work in the magical field. It’s not much, but it’s a gesture of my sincerity.

Freaking incredible. Wait, no, more like the experience of a lifetime. Or… I don’t think there are words to describe how amazing SSP is. As someone from a rural state with an honestly less than impressive background, being able to attend the 2025 program was an amazing opportunity that made me realize that the academic rigor presented was (somehow) manageable while simultaneously being challenging and fun. While I did have some downs, the amazing and caring faculty consisting of the professors and TA’s and Site Director literally blew anything else out of the water. Maybe I didn’t realize it then, but the ways that I grew over those 5 weeks—socially, academically, and personally—will forever be a part of my life and I’ll remain ever thankful for the opportunity SSP gave me. Cheers to the experience of a lifetime!

I have been a personal beneficiary of Come To Believe and its mission. As an undocumented immigrant, I lacked the financial means to pursue higher education—especially since undocumented students are often excluded from most scholarship opportunities. Arrupe College, the founding seed of the Come To Believe model—to make quality education affordable, achievable, and accessible for students like me—made it possible for me to earn a degree. <br>Attending Arrupe College, the very institution that inspired Come To Believe, gave me a chance at a future I could have never imagined. Today, I run my own company, Moon Technology Services, after having attended three esteemed Jesuit institutions: Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago, Georgetown University, and the University of San Francisco. Currently, we even have two paid interns from Arrupe College at Moon Technology Services. I could never have dreamed that an undocumented immigrant who once struggled to find viable college options would not only work for himself but also mentor other interns at his own company. <br>The opportunity that Come To Believe-modeled colleges provide can transform lives—not just for students like me, but for our families and loved ones as well. These programs foster a foundation of hope and resilience, empowering us to reach our full potential. CTB-modeled colleges are a beacon of hope, especially for undocumented students and those seeking a platform to prove themselves, a chance they might not find at traditional four-year universities.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude for the invaluable opportunity to serve as a Summer Research Intern with Native American Jump Start from June to October 2025. During my internship, I had the privilege of contributing to research projects centered on Native American education and employment. I particularly valued the collaborative experience with the Development & Marketing Coordinator and Chief Advancement Officer, which provided me with a comprehensive understanding of nonprofit organizational operations. The mission of Native American Jump Start, dedicated to fostering growth and success for Native Americans, is truly inspiring. I was consistently impressed by the passion, dedication, empathy, and support demonstrated by the organization. The knowledge and experience I gained, especially in educational collaborations, have profoundly impacted my personal and professional development.

My name is Marjani Jordan, 28, currently graduating in a couple of weeks from Culinary school, I'm a single parent of two, boy and girl in that order. I am a domestic violence survivor, supporting my children on my own and I'm so blessed for ASPSF for granting me with previous scholarships. They are really nice and helpful when it comes to attending workshops, leaves you with great advice on life as a single parent, and this nonprofit organization has really helped me along the way to achieve my future, Thank you!

I love being involved in my campus chapter of ALD. There are many fun events and great professional/ leadership/ volunteering opportunities!

Presently, I am pursuing a master's degree in care and counseling. My experience with the College of Athens faculty has been an invested in their students. This is evident by the quality of their weekly classes and their care and concern both in and outside the classroom. The college also offers volunteer opportunities in local ministries. I have served in an addiction recovery program, a homeless shelter, and an event held annually called Serve Athens. This has enabled me to help local families, area churches, and the college's own thrift store. College of Athens has brought fulfillment to me as a student and a servant of God.

Stronghold Leadership has been an amazing opportunity for me as I've been transitioning from active duty life in the Air Force back to a civilian career. While the decision to leave active duty was tough, Stronghold helped smooth the transition considerably by imparting excellent training and mentoring while providing opportunities for significantly marketable credentials and certifications in the project management, change management, and consulting career fields. The opportunities provided by Stronghold have been paramount in my transition, and I know definitively that my job prospects post-separation are greatly improved because of their guidance. The instructors and trainers are consummate and expert professionals with decades of experience, a wealth of knowledge, and a desire to share their expertise with others. I could not recommend Stronghold highly enough, and their trainings and credentialing classes would be a massive asset to any other military members in the process of separating or retiring.

Great organization, I can’t start to explain how many lives have been changed by the HEAR Foundation. Amazing board, staff & mission. They make the American story so true by providing an education to individuals who otherwise would not have the opportunity to. They have changed lives through education, leading to jobs and unleashing the American dream

The Foundation for the Restoration of America gave me a wonderful experience with the Constitutional Studies Program. I won a scholarship from them, but even if I had not, I would still be grateful for the experience. The course material they used was not only engaging, but sparked my interest in politics and the importance of the Constitution. Previous to the course, those were topics I cared little about. I think their strategy for educating our nation’s youth on the importance of studying the founding documents is effective, and should reach more people.

This group is top notch! Its members are truly dedicated to the community and the engagement of its members in a variety of activity demonstrate this. The funds they have raised is consistently impressive, and it remains in the community, supporting women and girls become the best version of themselves as possible. I cannot say enough positive words about this group and the impact they have in the area.

I am thankful for the best performance of Kenya keys and the Kenya keys staff's great job

I am continually amazed by the NDR Bobcat Alumni Association. This unique organization, representing three schools in one, consistently finds innovative ways to raise funds in support of Frederick A Douglass High School students, while also fostering connections between the school and the community. Additionally, they keep the Bobcat Nation informed of opportunities to support our youth.<br><br>Upcoming events:<br><br>1. The Adopt-A-Seat Fundraiser is an ongoing initiative aimed at filling the high school auditorium. Donors have the opportunity to personalize nameplates to be installed on the back of the seats, leaving a lasting legacy.<br><br>2. The First Bobcat October Festival is scheduled for October 19, 2024, from 11 am to 3 pm. This event is open to the community, alumni, students, family, friends, and the public, and is designed to celebrate being a Bobcat, regardless of the school's name. Nicholls, Douglass, and Renaissance graduates are all considered Bobcats. Community Sponsor-Chick-fil-A<br><br>I am extremely excited and enthusiastic to see what NDR will do next to pay it forward for our youth and the Bobcat Nation.

I am a teacher and on a visit to Oaxaca ten years ago I wanted to explore what educational resources existed for families. I toured the now, Oaxaca Youth Empowerment, Inc. and was immediately taken by the energy, scope and imagination of the staff and students. I knew that I wanted to sponsor a child, because of the wrap around services offered the children and the families. We are now starting our second sponsorship of a student—I urge everyone to sponsor, donate or support the center as a fundraiser! This organization does grassroots work that has changed the trajectory of each child they serve.