• Primary/Elementary School

• 2521.

KIPP PHILADELPHIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

KIPP Philadelphia Public Schools is a network of 8 college-preparatory public charter schools, educating 3,400 students in the City of Brotherly Love.

America's Youth Teenage Unemployment Reduction Network, Inc. My Turn, Inc.

Helping young people succeed in the classroom, the workplace, and in life.

Aspen Academy

Aspen Academy in Savage, MN, is a tuition-free public charter school for grades K-8.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 2524.

Kentucky Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators Inc

Professional Association of Student Aid Advisors KASFAA Kentucky Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators Inc.

Catalyst Community Capital, Inc.

Catalyst provides capital for the redevelopment of under-served and overlooked communities; with a focus on infrastructure, housing, healthcare, education and community centers.

• Youth Development Programs

• 2526.

Guide Right Achievement Development Foundation

Established in 2017 as a 501c3 non-profit entity, the Guide Right Achievement Development Foundation (GRAD Foundation) is a beacon of empowerment.

• Primary/Elementary School

• 2527.

SOUTH SHORE CHARTER SCHOOL

South Shore Charter School is a top-performing, tuition-free public school providing a college-prep education to scholars in Central Islip, NY and nearby communities.

• Youth Development Programs

• 2528.

Make Bread

Make Bread FoundationFinancial Fluency for Kids and Teens.

Rossmoor Scholarship Foundation

Transforming Young Lives Investing in the Future Subaru Share the Love Scholarship Recipients 2024 Every dollar donated goes into a scholarship RSF Trustees cover ALL administrative costs Over the years RSF has awarded over 4000000 to nearly 2000 students In 2024 84 students received awards of 3500 to 11000 totaling over 340000 Awards are based on both academic achievement and financial need Nearly all scholarship recipients are firstgeneration college students Without the kinds of scholarships offered by organizations like the Rossmoor Scholarship Foundation many of these students would be unable to continue their higher education.