Our Programs
Four connected pillars — mentoring, scholarships, education achievement, and social development — designed to walk with a student from middle school through college and career.
Mentoring
Our core mentoring program matches students in grades 6–12 with trained volunteer mentors for consistent, one-on-one support throughout the school year. Mentors help students set academic and personal goals, navigate challenges, and build the confidence to pursue opportunities they might not otherwise consider.
- Weekly or biweekly mentor check-ins
- Group mentoring circles at partner schools
- Summer mentoring & enrichment activities
Education Achievement
Academic support programming — including tutoring, study-skills coaching, and enrichment workshops — helps students close learning gaps and build the habits that lead to long-term academic success.
- Study-skills and time-management workshops
- STEM and literacy enrichment activities
- College Readiness (SAT Prep)
Social Development
Leadership and life-skills programming builds character, civic awareness, and the interpersonal skills students need to thrive in school, work, and their communities — including workshops on communication, financial literacy, and community service projects.
- Leadership workshops & youth councils
- Financial literacy & life-skills training
- Community service & civic engagement projects
Scholarships
Each year, the Foundation awards scholarships to graduating seniors pursuing college, trade school, or other accredited post-secondary programs. Awards are based on a combination of academic achievement, financial need, and demonstrated community involvement.
Scholarship Details & How to Apply
Partner Schools & Communities
We partner with schools and community organizations throughout Sussex County (replace with your real partner list).
Know a student who could use a mentor?
Referrals, mentor sign-ups, and program questions all start with a conversation.