Become a mentor or partner with us on initiatives designed to support students in education.
Mentors offer support and guidance to students – children and young adults – along their educational journey. These are done as remote and in-person meetings, phone calls, messages, etc.
We also provide peer-to-peer mentoring where scholarship recipients and other volunteers are paired with students.
Our mentors are passionate about educational development for lifting families out of poverty. If you’re interested in becoming a mentor, please be prepared to spend a minimum of 60-minutes per week with students(s) in support of their educational goals.
Be an adult who has graduated from or is enrolled in an accredited university or college
Have 1-3 hours availability each week to dedicate to the student(s) assigned to you
Completion of a mentorship application and verification for suitability
Agree to complete a mentorship training session
Working together can make change possible.
Join the many initiatives of the Foundation as a volunteer, partner, or to contribute cash or supplies.
Your support for our annual back-to-school drive helps families, churches, and other groups who assist students with preparing for a new academic year.
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