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Fiverr Launches Fiverr Logo Maker Scholarship
Fiverr, a leading online marketplace for freelance services with a mission “to revolutionize how the world works together,” has just launched its Fiverr Logo Maker Scholarship to support both female entrepreneurs and female students. Student debt in the United States surpassed $1.7 trillion this quarter. Women bear a heavier burden, though. They hold 58 percent… Read More
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Last Call for Caesar Napoli & Spivak PLLC Scholarship Applications
Caesar Napoli & Spivak PLLC, a New York law firm, is accepting applications for this year’s Caesar Napoli & Spivak PLLC Scholarship. The firm launched its scholarship program in 2021 to support Asian American students in their pursuit of higher education. Asian American college students have the highest average unmet financial need of any ethnic… Read More
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How Moneythink Helps High School and College Students
Student loan debt has hit a high of $1.75 trillion in the United States, with the average public university student borrowing $32,880 to attain a bachelor’s degree. More than 60 percent of borrowers are Pell Grant recipients, who are twice as likely to be Black and other students of color compared to their white peers.… Read More
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How PowerToFly Helps Students Find Jobs and Develop Careers
Whether you’re a student on an active job hunt or merely exploring potential career possibilities, PowerToFly has the resources to help you – for free. Since 2014, when it was founded by Milena Berry and Katharine Zaleski, PowerToFly has been carrying out its mission to promote economic equity in the workplace “by upskilling and connecting… Read More
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RenewToday Calls Students to Tackle Period Poverty
RenewToday, an organization that drives social impact, is calling students to join its WeDeliverPeriod (WDP) initiative. Co-founded by Amelia Thompson, RenewToday supports initiatives that foster mercy, justice and community. “My mission in life is to do justice, Love Mercy and walk humbly,” Thompson wrote in a blog post. “I serve communities by designing and offering… Read More
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International Volunteer HQ Calls Students to Volunteer Abroad
For high school and college students looking to volunteer outside of their country, International Volunteer HQ (IVHQ) offers programs around the world. Students who volunteer abroad with IVHQ may reap more than the usual benefits of volunteering. They can expect to “become part of the local community, experience new cultures in an authentic way and… Read More
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EnCorps Calls Students to Become STEM Expert Tutors
For college and graduate students in STEM-focused majors, EnCorps STEM Teachers Program provides an opportunity to tutor middle school students as a member of its volunteer STEMx Expert Tutors program. The need for qualified STEM teachers in middle and high schools is acute. And large gaps persist in student STEM achievement across racial, ethnic and… Read More
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How to Find Volunteer Opportunities Near You (Easily!)
Whether you’re a college or high school student, volunteering confers many benefits. And it is not just your community that benefits from your volunteer work. Volunteering helps you connect with others, boost social skills and develop new interests. It can boost your resume and help you with college and grad school applications. It can even… Read More
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Providence Real Estate Announces Scholarship Winner
Providence Real Estate has selected an outstanding high school senior as the winner of its inaugural Providence Real Estate Diversity Scholarship. The winning candidate is Makena Angus from California. “Our team is proud to announce Makena Angus as the first recipient of the Providence Real Estate Diversity Scholarship,” said Karen Phillips, Vice President of Human… Read More
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BriteCo Launches the BriteCo Community Scholarship
BriteCo, a U.S.-based insurance company for jewelry and engagement rings, is accepting applications for its BriteCo Community Scholarship. The company is looking to award $3,000 to the winning candidate. To be eligible, applicants must be current undergraduate and graduate students at an accredited U.S. college or university. To apply, eligible students must either promote, on… Read More
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MacKenzie-Childs Announces Scholarship Winners
MacKenzie-Childs has selected four outstanding students as winners of the second annual MacKenzie-Childs Black Lives Matter Scholarship for Design. The four winners are Madison Anglin, Kayla Crawford, M’Kenzie-Alexandra Lumas-Harmon and Kaylin Moss. They have earned an award of $5,000 each. “Congratulations to our outstanding scholarship winners! You are the future of the arts, and your… Read More
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The Mentoring Club Connects College Students to Experts, Worldwide, for Free
Having a mentor in the field can have a huge impact on a college student’s education. And now, thanks to The Mentoring Club, college students can tap into the organization’s increasing wealth of experts from around the world and benefit from free mentoring services. The organization’s mission is “to democratize learning for everyone, everywhere.” To… Read More
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PersonalFinanceLab Hosts Financial Literacy Challenge for Students
Starting on March 28, 2022, students can participate in PersonalFinanceLab’s Financial Literacy Challenge, which runs through April 29, 2022. Teachers can register their class for free now and gain access to a library of personal finance lessons. Financial literacy is key to sound financial well-being, but it is sadly lacking even among college students. Recently,… Read More
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Caesar and Napoli, P.C. Announces Scholarship Winner
Caesar and Napoli, P.C., a New York law firm, has selected an outstanding student as the winner of its Caesar and Napoli, P.C. Scholarship. The winner is Andy Tan from Columbia University School of Law. The firm launched its scholarship program in 2021 to support Asian American students in their pursuit of higher education. The… Read More
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How NSHSS Supports High School Students
Founded in 2002, the National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS) is a nonprofit organization that supports high school students in their pursuit of higher education. The organization, which was co-founded by the grandnephew of Alfred Nobel, finds inspiration from the Nobel Prize’s mission to support academic achievement and world betterment. NSHSS’s mission is “to… Read More
