The journey to securing funding can be challenging for nonprofits, especially those working tirelessly to support marginalized youth. At Believe in Me, we recognize the hard work that goes into crafting a grant proposal and the frustration of being turned down for funds. That’s why we’ve designed a unique step in our grant application process: […]
Beyond the Odds Understanding the unique challenges faced by first-generation college students is essential. These students often face a steeper and more uncertain college path than their peers from college-educated families. By understanding their demographic makeup, barriers, and needs, we can effectively address educational inequity and provide the necessary support for these students in their
Why First-Generation College Students Deserve Our Attention: A National Overview Read More »
At Believe in Me, our mission is to support marginalized youth and provide them with the opportunities they need to thrive. As our organization grows, so do the complexities of managing donor data, campaigns, and financial transactions. These tasks are crucial for ensuring that we can continue our work, but they often require more resources
The Stark Reality of the Education Divide Imagine this: two students graduate from high school. One’s parents attended college, while the other’s did not. As they walk across the stage to receive their diplomas, their futures diverge significantly. While the student with college-educated parents is almost guaranteed to enroll in college, their first-generation peer faces
The Education Gap: How Many First-Generation Students Are Left Behind? Read More »
Opening Doors to Opportunity Higher education can be an essential step toward achieving personal and professional success. Still, for many students, financial barriers can stand in the way of their dreams. This is especially true for low-income or first-generation college students who may need access to the same resources as others. Fortunately, there are programs
Hey, Montana Students! Learn How the Montana Promise Act Can Make College Tuition-Free! Read More »
When applying for grant funding, nonprofits often encounter a variety of application requirements aimed at providing grantors with a thorough understanding of their operations, finances, and impact. One of these key requirements is the submission of the organization’s most recent IRS Form 990. While many nonprofits wonder why grantors like Believe in Me request this
Why Believe in Me and Other Grantors Ask for Your Most Recent IRS Form 990 Read More »
At Believe in Me, we are fortunate to have a team of dedicated volunteers who contribute their time, skills, and passion to further our mission of empowering underprivileged children. Among these incredible individuals is Rahulya Potla, a volunteer software developer whose exceptional work has profoundly impacted our organization. In this blog, we celebrate Rahulya’s journey,
In today’s world, education is one of the most powerful tools we can give our youth. It’s a ticket to a brighter future, full of opportunities and the chance to achieve their dreams. However, the rising cost of higher education can often be a barrier for many students, particularly those from marginalized backgrounds. At
Oregon High School Seniors: Unlock Your Future with Free Community College Tuition! Read More »
Unseen and Unheard In the corridors of academia, a silent struggle persists, affecting a group of students who often go unnoticed: first-generation college students. Despite the unique challenges they face, these students exhibit remarkable resilience and determination. They are the trailblazers in their families, embarking on a path filled with uncertainty and hurdles that their
The Silent Struggle: Why First-Generation College Students Often Go Unnoticed Read More »
The dream of higher education is not just a distant hope, but a tangible reality for many students in Washington State, thanks to the transformative power of the College Bound Scholarship program. This need-based scholarship opens the door to college by covering tuition, some fees, and a small book allowance for four years. At Believe
Attention 8th Graders! College Dreams Can Come True – And It Could Be Free Read More »
107 Spring St, 2nd Floor
Seattle, WA 98104
510 W. Riverside Ave, Suite 201
Spokane, WA 99201
Phone: (206) 414-8043
Toll-free: (855) 4-KID-AID
© 2019-2023 Believe in Me
Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Brand Guidelines
