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  gtmadigan wrote:

As a college student, NSCS has honestly changed my life. NSCS is an honors organization for high-achieving first and second year college students. I was invited to join as a freshman and quickly got involved. I was able to serve my chapter as Vice President... more »

  LMandel wrote:

The Hillel JUC is a great organization that provides students with a home away from home as well as being an incredible resource for leadership and spiritual development. more »

  atma08 wrote:

This organization has been instrumental in my spiritual growth. Its leader Dr. Rakeshbhai Jhaveri (fondly known as BAPA) has touched many a souls, including mine. Through his spiritual Pravachans he has shown us the path to salvation. more »

  jim-wallace wrote:

I first became interesting in Students Rising Above several years ago after watching a profile of a high school senior done by Wendy Tokuda as a news feature. The student was Student Body President at his high school. There were no parents in his life... more »

  BHS Teacher wrote:

As a teacher in a school district served by Northwest State, I have seen the positive impact that the Foundation has had on my students. Scholarships distributed by the Foundation have made it possible for many of my former students to continue their... more »

  Brandy23 wrote:

I was 14 years old when I first heard about Admission Possible. Most of what I knew about college consisted of television shows and movies with college students drinking heavily and partying into the wee hours of the night. One of my friends encouraged... more »

  Panya H. wrote:

I have seen how the Crowley Foundation has helped many young people achieve greatness more »

  khushboo_c wrote:

SRMD USA does such a wide range of work and is so keen on having a diverse impact. As a volunteer with SRMD USA, I have witnessed the organization empower people from children with education to public servants with moments of gratitude, and I’m amazed... more »

  Mackenziejahnke wrote:

Landing Theatre is comprised of a group of people who truly care about playwrights and advancing new scripts for the American Stage. The Landing staff is extremely supportive, and their programs offer an opportunity for emerging playwrights to hear their... more »

  Writer wrote:

The El Paso Pharmacy Association goal is to improve the life of each and every patient by promoting health with attention and respect. Originally founded as the El Paso County Pharmaceutical Association in July 1953, the El Paso Pharmacy Association has... more »

  grassroots4thetroops wrote:

This organization keeps graduates, and families, up to date with a variety of cadet, faculty and graduate events. Much information, and many opportunities. would be unknown to us, except for their insightful publications and notifications. West Point... more »

  Phung T. wrote:

As a student who has been a part of Collegiate Directions, Inc. (CDI) for over two years now, I must say that this non-profit organization has helped me in so many ways. I got involved with CDI as a junior in high school, and I'm still an active member... more »

  smaria21 wrote:

It's amazing to see a program that is there for the children of the community. Music is essential for children and having that at VanderCook through the One City program is incredible. more »

  Greg W. B. wrote:

EducateMe is committed to improving access to quality education in sub-Saharan Africa. The staff works diligently and with great care for each student. more »

  Denise Delgado wrote:

Smart Girl is a past grantee of The Women's Foundation of Colorado. In particular, they have supported our annual Girls' Leadership Council program by serving as an applicant and participating in a youth led grant making process and site visit. Smart... more »

  Julius B. wrote:

I found the McNair Foundation to be critical for the growth of young black children. Especially students who come from low income family’s and students who desire to attend to college. Personally if it wasn’t for an HBCU accepting me and programs... more »

  Teresa wrote:

The Quest Scholars Program connected me to Stanford University and I received a full 4 year scholarship through this program. When I first heard about the program it seemed to good to be true, but after talking to my high school counselor I was reassured... more »

  Writer wrote:

I love Crossroads so much! The Spirt of God is defitnley in this school! The professors get to know their students on a personal level and genuinely care about all of us! The fellowship between students is fantastic as well! This college has definitley... more »

  sherah1 wrote:

The VFC works hard to preserve and celebrate Vermont's history. It is a strong supporter of community and the people who create it. The exhibits at the VFC harvest the richness found in the depth of Vermont culture and share it with all of Vermont. more »

  Writer wrote:

Despite the challenges of being a small, private school these days, the fact remains that truly generous and amazing students are graduating from PGS and they're going on to tackle important issues. more »

  christopher9 wrote:

I have been a student, researcher, and board member at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory (RMBL) over the last 20 years. RMBL is the premier high-altitude field station in the world, and one of the oldest independent field stations in the country.... more »

  LewAshby wrote:

From 2005 until 2009, the TCNJ operated in almost total secrecy, avoiding state sunshine laws. 1..There is only a modest mention of the Fdn on the tcnj website: http://www.tcnj.edu/~alumni/foundation/index.html 2. There is no listing... more »

  Beka Hull wrote:

Dallas Christian College is a place where I was able to be properly trained, well cared for, and mentored as an individual, follower of God, and a professional. It was a great fit for me with a family like atmosphere that helped me to succeed as a college... more »

  view2010 wrote:

This college is a poor imitation of its former self. It is very badly administered, woefully underfinanced, and unable to provide a quality education to anyone. When you have nearly as many majors as you have full time faculty, you know you're in trouble.... more »

  jazzpony wrote:

This is an outstanding private college that more than adequately fulfills its mission of providing a tuition free education to students from the Ozarks coming from disadvantaged financial and educational backgrounds. The college has a reputation among... more »