Opportunity Charter School

Opportunity Charter School provides students with a safe, supportive environment to pursue personal development through an individualized education plan.

SUNY Orange Foundation

The mission of SUNY Orange Foundation & Alumni Engagement is to raise and distribute funds, build a strong alumni network, and foster lasting ties to our community in order to expand opportunities and support the success of SUNY Orange students.

• Parent Teacher Group

• 237.

Indigo PTA

Indigo is a unique, parent-participation, elementary and middle school (K-8) option within the Oak Grove School District.

• Primary/Elementary School

• 238.

Afya Baltimore Incorporated

TO IMPROVE STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT WHILE PROMOTING HEALTH.

• Youth Development Programs

• 239.

Oakland Kids First (OKF)

Oakland Kids First amplifies youth voice, leadership, and power to create engaging and equitable public schools where all students learn and achieve.

• Single Organization Support

• 240.

Loma Public Education Fund

Loma Public Education Fund (LPEF) - created in 2001, is a non profit organization that fundraises to To raise money to enhance the education experience for students in the Loma Prieta Joint Union School District.

• Human Service Organizations

• 241.

Towers of Excellence

A unique mentoring program that engages middle school students in academic, experiential and entrepreneurial programs for high school, college and life success Our mission is to provide youth quality mentoring through academic, social, and emotional support.

Odyssey Education Alliance

Odyssey Education Alliance (OEA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is focused on enhancing the financial literacy of youths from disadvantaged and or low-income communities in the Atlanta Metropolitan region through practical real-life skills that is based on the theory of self-efficacy.

• Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.*

• 243.

Renton Schools Foundation

Providing funding to Renton School District students and educators to enhance education and the future of 14,000 students.