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Youth Empowerment and Action Grant Application - Corvallis Public Schools Foundation Learn how we support students and educators through through grants and awards that prioritize educational access, learning enrichment, and academic support, and celebrate excellence Fueling innovation and enhancing students' experience in the classroom and beyond Youth Empowerment and Action Grants Empowering student voice by funding their ideas to drive positive change in their schools and community Supporting academic interventions that help students find success and stay on track to graduate Responding to emerging needs and transformative opportunities Responding to emerging needs and transformative opportunities Honoring outstanding educators Recognizing sustainability champions Celebrating a legacy of service Helping students launch their post-high school dreams Discover meaningful ways to support students, schools, and lasting educational impact Make a direct impact with a gift today Partners in Education (PIE) Provide sustainable monthly support for our mission Contribute to an existing fund that aligns with your passion for education Create lasting impact through planned giving Show your appreciation for a favorite educator by making a gift in their name Give your time and talents to make a difference Frequently Asked Questions Common questions, clearly answered Find the giving method that works best for you Join our newsletter for occasional updates on the difference you’re making - no spam, just meaningful stories.
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Learn more about our mission, values, and the people driving our commitment to success The purpose that drives our work Principles that shape every decision we make The people behind our mission How we collaborate to support fundraising for specific schools and programs Frequently Asked Questions Common questions, clearly answered The Youth Empowerment and Action Grants are open to all students in the Corvallis School District.
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