Idaho STEM Action Center Foundation’s Post

Friends and Colleagues, The holidays are a time for giving. I ask that you consider donating to this wonderful organization that makes quality STEM educational opportunities available to minority and at-risk youth in the Mt. Vernon New York area, a predominantly minority community. We have an education deficit in our country, particularly in key subjects such as science, maths, engineering and technology, subjects which are critical to developing the skill sets necessary to perform many of the jobs available in the present and future economy. Due to underfunded and overstretched school systems and other factors, children in historically socioeconomically depressed areas such as Mt. Vernon often lack access to meaningful STEM educational opportunities to gain the skills they will need to be productive employees and members of society when they reach adulthood, which often results in them going down the wrong path and deprives our economy and society of capable workers. When they are unable to access quality STEM education through their school, children who are genuinely interested in learning about STEM subjects look elsewhere but often lack the financial resources to participate in private programs. Northeast STEM Starter Academy (NSSA) rectifies this by making STEM programming available to these kids and fostering their interest in these subjects. Children that come through the program often go on to obtain scholarships and attend university and participate in internship programs as they pursue their passions and careers. For example, a recent NSSA student completed her degree at a prestigious university and secured employment with a laboratory in which she interned while in school. NSSA is there for the kids who want to learn, and the kids and our society as a whole benefit from it. These children are America’s future, and properly educated, they will provide the human capital needed to power America’s economy tomorrow. Thank you in advance for your willingness to donate any amount - your donation, no matter how small, will truly make a meaningful difference in the lives of these children, and is a small step toward addressing the educational deficit that exists in our country today.

Why do kids love camp? It's more than just a week of fun. Check out this letter from one of our scholarship campers: STEM education is about lifelong passions and figuring out our world so they can change it for the better. Every $250 raised creates 1 full scholarship for a WEEK of camp, including provided lunches. Help us grant these wishes and bring STEM education to as many kids as we can! Donate now at https://lnkd.in/eHz4nh-R. The IMAG History & Science Center is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, registered with the State of Florida pursuant to Chapter 496, Section 496.405 of the Florida Statutes. A copy of our latest financial report may be obtained by writing to the IMAG, 2000 Cranford Avenue, Fort Myers, FL 33916, (239) 243-0043, www.theimag.org. Our mission is to use the lenses of history and science to understand and explore the rich culture and habitat of Southwest Florida. A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE, 1-800-HELPFLA, OR ONLINE AT https://lnkd.in/eTytBM36. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. Florida Registration #CH3513 - EIN #65-0226984 #myfortmyers #givingtuesday #scienceeducation #communitylove #communitysupport #stemeducation #scienceisforeveryone

Education unlocks potential, but financial barriers often block deserving students' paths—especially for first-generation and undocumented scholars. That's why we at Mission Graduates are proud to partner with the Mission Promise Neighborhood to provide critical support for students at John O'Connell High School. Our goal is to bridge the higher education gap. Even with traditional financial aid, students face tuition gaps, application fees, and technology costs. Undocumented students confront even greater hurdles as they don't qualify for government tuition assistance. Here's how you can make a difference: • Donate: Text MPNSF24 to 53-555 or visit givebutter.com/MPNSF24 to invest in their futures. • Volunteer: Let me know if you'd like to explore volunteering, including opportunities with scholarship selection. • Spread the Word: Share this post to raise awareness about #EducationEquity! #MissionGraduates #EducationEquity #UndocumentedStudents #FirstGeneration #CollegeAccess #SanFrancisco

We are officially one week out from DBU Giving Day! Giving Day is our annual 24-hour fundraising event that allows you to directly impact the lives of DBU students. These funds go directly to student scholarships, athletic teams, departments, colleges, and the areas of greatest need around campus. Your gift enables us to achieve our mission to provide Christ-centered higher education to students from all walks of life and continue to produce servant-leaders committed to transforming the world. Here is how you can partner with us on Giving Day to support DBU: 1. Go to dbu.edu/giving-day on May 2nd 2. Select the area that you are most passionate about (if you are not sure, we recommend donating to the area of greatest need) 3. Choose an amount that you are comfortable with (every single gift counts) 4. Complete your donation and watch as your generosity transforms lives 5. Spread the news and encourage others to participate! As we approach May 2nd, we encourage you to consider your role on this important day! Mark this date on your calendar or make a gift early at dbu.edu/giving-day.

Now's the time to GiveBig to adult learners. Textbooks are vital for students in their education, but we know these textbooks represent even more to students. They represent independence, stability, and belonging.Your donation deeply impacts Literacy Source students. Help us raise $4,000 for student textbooks. $20 provides a textbook for one student for one quarter. $80 provides a textbook for one student for one year. $400 provides textbooks for an entire class for one quarter. $1,600 provides textbooks for an entire class for one year. A donation of any amount is instrumental in accomplishing our mission and helping students become independent, stable and have a sense of belonging. Visit our GiveBig page to donate https://lnkd.in/gDmungxM #GiveBig #GiveBig2024 #WaGives #WashingtonGivesBig #Donate #Donor #Give #philanthropy #Adultliteracy #Adultlearner #support #AdultBasicEducation #Community #Communitygiving #Thatgivingfeeling #literacy #education #book #textbooks

🌟 Support the College Knowledge Foundation and Help Us Empower Students! 🌟 As we continue to grow the College Knowledge Foundation, our mission to provide first-generation, low-income, and minority students with the knowledge, tools, and resources they need for their college journey is stronger than ever. But we can’t do it alone – we need your help to make a real impact. We’re asking for your support in the form of donations to help us expand our reach to even more students and families. Your contribution will go directly towards: ① Covering travel to schools and community events ②Producing print materials like college timelines, checklists, and guides ③Developing virtual resources to make our tools even more accessible ④Creating scholarships to make college a reality for more students Even for just $9.99 — less than the cost of two coffees—you can make a lasting impact on a student’s life. Even a small monthly contribution helps us provide essential resources and support to students who need it most. You can donate directly here: https://lnkd.in/eanEa7Bu Together, we can make a difference. Please share with your network. Thank you for your generosity and continued support! 🙏💙 #CollegeKnowledge #SupportEducation #DonateNow #MakeADifference #NonProfit #YourGiftTheirFuture

Did you know you can support SWE long term with a donation to the society or to an endowed scholarship? There are several options. Become a Life Member A one-time $2k donation means you never have to remember to renew annually ever again, and contributes to the endowed fund that sustains the society’s work each year. https://lnkd.in/gNRs-r2r Donate to an existing Endowed Scholarship Shameless plug: Society of Women Engineers Orange County Professional Section has an endowed scholarship which is one of the three ways we support our local collegiates. This one specifically is awarded to high school seniors graduating from an Orange County high school. https://lnkd.in/gXGy2qWn So, if you have some funds you’d like to use as a year-end tax deduction, please consider giving to Society of Women Engineers ! https://lnkd.in/gE7fdCgt

Want to impact someone's life forever? Please consider donating TODAY (or tomorrow) as part of Ensign College 's Giving Days! (Use personalized link below) https://lnkd.in/g6DQgWMt Funds go to help with scholarships and financial aid, which can increase educational opportunities for students AROUND THE WORLD who attend or dream of attending Ensign College or other CES schools!! Whether it's $5 or $50, your sacrifice will positively impact the lives of Ensign College students forever by opening educational opportunities through financial means. May the Lord bless you for your consideration and sacrifice, friends. *Disclaimer: Above is a personalized link for Ensign College Ambassadors (which I am a member of) which tracks affiliated link interactions/donations, the top 3 ambassadors receive an Ensign College Sweatshirt. The focus, however, is on the students these donations impact and the incentive is mean't to motivate members of the Campus community to help students by giving to the College.

At the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences & Engineering we're working hard to ensure Australia has the skilled, diverse workforce we need to transition our energy systems, reduce waste, and grow our technological and manufacturing capability. We're an independent charity that provides unbiased, evidence-based, expert advice to decision-makers - and our national #awardwinning school education, scholarships, and mentoring programs are building confidence, skills and career pathways for a diverse range of Australians in #sustainableengineering and #technology. Our proven education program is in one-third of Australian secondary schools - we believe Australia's future will be brighter if we can also reach the other two-thirds. If you agree with us that we need to do everything we can to tackle #climatechange, please consider a tax-deductible donation before #EOFY. It's not too late to help us help Australia to build a better future.

The HCC Foundation recently received a $25,000 donation to establish the Rick Lowman ‘69 and Melanie Files Scholarship, an endowed fund that will provide financial support to students beginning in the fall of 2025.👏 This generous scholarship aims to assist students in achieving their academic and career goals by supporting those in need and recognizing academic dedication. Read more: https://lnkd.in/esa2gAx3