At Scholar Fund, access to education, community outreach, and cash assistance have become the vehicles we use to create change.
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Through technology, we center community in an effort to understand needs and drive real-time scalable change. From education and workforce development to cash assistance and non-profit growth, we seek technical solutions to community needs.
We have helped over 13,000 students access college, win more than $100 million in scholarships, and now find their dream job.
We have raised and deployed over $145 million in cash assistance to individuals and small businesses during the pandemic and are working on another $378 million.
We've refined our lessons in fundraising, technology, and administration to create playbooks for other nonprofits to scale.
We've helped thousands of students access college with more than two thirds landing one of their top three schools. We provide free counseling and application review.
We've helped over 13,000 students win more than $100 million in scholarships. We match students to billions in aid and help them win with free application review.
In our newest experiment, we help students land their dream internship or first full time job through resume coaching and skill building.
Started by the Washington Dream Coalition, this relief fund became the largest in WA, raising $7M and serving over 6,700.
Pushing Gov. Inslee to provide critical aid in the face of a pandemic this program secured $62.6 million to disburse to over 60,000 immigrants across WA state.
In the face of unprecedented need the City of Seattle's Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs put forth $8 million in direct cash assistance to serve more than 3,700 immigrants.
In the face of unprecedented need the Seattle Office of Economic Development put forth $2.5 million in direct cash assistance to small businesses with a focus on restaurants and bars.
Pushing Gov. Inslee to provide critical aid in the face of a pandemic this program secured $65 million to disburse to over 61,750 immigrants across WA state.
In the face of unprecedented need the City of Seattle put up $8 million in direct cash assistance to serve previous recipients of the Seattle Disaster Relief Fund.
The Seattle Relief Fund is $16 million of funding for direct cash assistance to Seattle’s most vulnerable low-income residents and their households who have been impacted by the COVID-19 crisis.
The Washington Dream Coalition is the first and largest undocumented immigrant youth-led organization in the Washington State.
The Community Fund for Black Bar Applicants is on a mission to provide at least $500 to 100 Black bar exam applicants across the nation.
Participatory Justice is an organization by and for legal system-impacted communities that uses transformative justice practices and community mobilization to shrink the legal system and build community responses to harm and violence.
At Scholar Fund, our mission is to help cultivate, maintain, and spread positive impact. This gives us flexibility in the programs we can fiscally sponsor and the support we can lend. Let us know how we can help.
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We've helped thousands of students access college with more than two thirds landing one of their top three schools. We provide free counseling and application review.
We've helped over 13,000 students win more than $100 million in scholarships. We match students to billions in aid and help them win with free application review.
In our newest experiment we help students land their dream internship or first full time job through resume coaching and skill building.
Started by the Washington Dream Coalition, this relief fund became the largest in WA, raising $7M and serving over 6,700.
Pushing Gov. Inslee to provide critical aid in the face of a pandemic this program secured $62.6 million to disburse to over 60,000 immigrants across WA state.
In the face of unprecedented need the City of Seattle's Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs put forth $8 million in direct cash assistance to serve more than 3,700 immigrants.
In the face of unprecedented need the Seattle Office of Economic Development put forth $2.5 million in direct cash assistance to small businesses with a focus on restaurants and bars.
Pushing Gov. Inslee to provide critical aid in the face of a pandemic this program secured $65 million to disburse to over 61,750 immigrants across WA state.
In the face of unprecedented need the City of Seattle put up $8 million in direct cash assistance to serve previous recipients of the Seattle Disaster Relief Fund.
The Seattle Relief Fund is $16 million of funding for direct cash assistance to Seattle’s most vulnerable low-income residents and their households who have been impacted by the COVID-19 crisis.
The Yakima Mutual Aid Network is focused on providing economic relief to BIPOC and undocumented individuals in Yakima County as a collective network of organizations with of goal of raising $500,000.
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