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Education Grant Funding | Power:Ed We believe equipping students for the future strengthens our workforce, our communities, and our state. We give grants to local nonprofits, colleges, and organizations that help South Carolina students succeed in school, their careers, and life.
Economically-marginalized, underserved, and first-generation students Access to college and degree completion Pathways to quality workforce opportunities Impact Data Since July 2019 Break Barriers, Open Doors children are raised in poverty Let's help underserved, economically marginalized, and first-generation students set goals and reach for them.
SC ranks 32 nd in Educational Attainment Let's inspire students to pursue excellence and achieve their goals. (U.S. Census Bureau, 2019 American Community Survey) Prepare Students for Life 61% of graduating SC high school students are college or career ready Let's work together to give students the confidence, knowledge, and persistence they need for their next step. Imagine what's possible for South Carolina.
Education is what gets us there. Let's strengthen South Carolina together. We fuel ideas and initiatives that give students opportunities, build up our education system, and strengthen South Carolina’s future.
Apply today. Create Opportunities, Change Lives Interested in working with us to fund exciting education initiatives? We're always looking for collaborators in the state to support our scholarship, loan forgiveness, or education grant initiatives.
Let's join forces to make a greater impact. "We believe education transforms lives, and we’re excited to work with passionate thinkers across the state to help South Carolina students reach for their goals and dreams." Trey Simon, CEO, South Carolina Student Loan
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The current listing shows varies (e.g., $25,000 awarded to Dyslexia Resource Center). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Power:Ed Grants is funded by Power:Ed, philanthropy of SC Student Loan Corporation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in South Carolina. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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