Check Out TIF’s Monthly Take Stock in Children Newsletter
Take Stock in Children program, one of our flagship programs, allows us to pair mentor with mentees in an effort to help children along the pathway to a college education. Our mentors begin working with students in seventh grade and stay with them through high school graduation. As long as the students maintain high academic and behavioral standards, they are granted a full, four-year scholsarship to a Florida state university.
Every month, we send a brief newsletter to the Take Stock mentors and supporters, updating them on the latest program news, TIF news, and more. Check out the latest newsletter here.
If you'd like to learn more about Take Stock in Children or would like to sign up for our monthly newsletter, please send an email to Lois Gomez, the Take Stock program coordinator.
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