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Providing free, online tutoring and college counseling to low-income middle and high school students across the country.

The purpose of Title I is to provide supplementary resources to students who attend schools in high economically challenged areas. Additional assistance in core content areas particularly reading and mathematics is provided to enable students to meet high academic standards.

Providing food, clothing, financial assistance, school supplies, school uniforms, holiday food baskets and Christmas gifts.

Project Discovery is designed to stimulate first-generation college-bound students through information and encouragement. Activities include cultural workshops, guidance in class selection, SOL and SAT preparatory classes, workshops in both financial aid and college life, and college campus tours. Project Discovery s curriculum offers students a place to define and build their character and their self-esteem through relationships established with one another and their Program Specialist.

We partner with schools and youth programs to transform their locations into captivating spaces where students can engage in targeted, hands-on literacy sessions that blend reading, writing, and critical thinking exercises with real-world problem-solving scenarios in safe tech spaces.

Provides a setting where classroom staff provide help youth age 6 to 18 with daily homework assignments. Children and youth are encouraged by rewards and treats to enjoy the process of learning in the classroom setting. Also offers recreational activities.

Santa Fund enables teachers, guidance counselors, and other school officials to provide vouchers to families, which can be used for item(s) they may need, such as a coat that fits properly, books for class, or glasses to see the whiteboard. The child’s family redeems the vouchers at local partner vendors, including Kid-to-Kid, Marshalls, Roses, Shoe Show Inc, and TJMaxx.

Provides free instruction for adults in reading, writing, math, basic computer skills, ESOL, and preparation for exams such as the GED and U.S. Citizenship test. Learners and volunteer tutors meet 1-3 hours per week at a public location (or remotely) at a mutually convenient time.

The Educational Opportunity Centers (EOC) Program will offer educational support to adults who may want to re-enter high school equivalency programs as well as provide guidance about college admissions and careers. The program will connect participants with tutors, mentors and counselors who will coach them through the college admissions process, teach them about financial aid and offer guidance on course selection.

Literacy for Life provides individualized, one-to-one and small group tutoring and classes for adults in reading, writing, math , ESL, VPT Preparation, work skills and health literacy. The program also supports learners pursuing high school completion through the General Educational Development (GED) Test and National External Diploma Program (NEDP). Literacy for Life's offsite program provides classes taught by professional instructors at area businesses, nonprofit agencies, and public schools.

A private liberal arts college in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.

Provides tutoring, educational support, SAT and college application preparation, college visits, and other related assistance to low-income middle and high school students who want to go to college.

A partnership between the Faith-community, area organizations and businesses, the Lynchburg Police Department, concerned citizens, the Sheriff’s Department, and the City of Lynchburg. We address poverty and crime by encouraging best policing practices that allow citizens input, advocating for the community, offering programs and services, and providing engagement opportunities that result in a greater sense of unity among Lynchburg's citizens.

Provides a liberal arts college with undergraduate, graduate and seminary programs.

Holston Family Services is a ministry of Holston United Methodist Home for Children. Services include adoption, foster care, in-home services, and therapy.

Helps under privileged children to acquire school supplies. Raise money to buy children back-to-school supplies and clothes so they can start the school year off properly.

After School Tutoring is provided every school day for neighborhood children ages 7 thru 14 from 3:00pm until 6:00pm. Program is offered September-June. Summer Lunch Program provides nutritious lunch for children ages 3 thru 18 from 12:00pm until 1:00pm. A recreation time is provided from 11:30am until 2:30pm. Any student ages 7-18 may come for a free lunch as well as being able to participate in the enrichment program. We will feed any child under age 7 but they will have to be accompanied by an adult (parent/guardian) not a sibling or younger family member - NO exceptions.

Federal student aid from the Department of Education covers such expenses as tuition and fees, housing and food, books and supplies, and transportation. Aid can also help pay for other related expenses, such as a computer and dependent care. Thousands of schools across the country participate in the federal student aid programs; ask the schools you’re interested in whether they do!

Assistance in improving math, vocabulary, and reading skills. Computer Lab and tutoring for 1st through 5th grade.

Provide one-on-one and small group tutoring in basic reading, writing, math, English, computers/technology, personal finances, citizenship, and immigration tutoring. Local partners for Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, coordinate the Winchester Little Libraries that provide free books as well as leading the Campaign for Grade-level Reading.

Provides a private religious and charitable organization that offers emergency financial assistance with utilities and also helps with school supplies.

Provides youth development programs including homework help and tutoring, alcohol and drug abuse prevention, teen pregnancy prevention, conflict resolution, juvenile delinquency prevention, athletics, cultural enrichment, citizenship and leadership development, outdoor and environmental education, and parent training. Boys and Girls Club offers Hispanic programming. Eligible ages are 5 to 18, there are no other restrictions. Immunization records and proof of physical exam required.

MAD4YU assist underachieving students (public, private and home school) 2nd-12th grades in preparation for successful completion of core subjects through one-on-one tutoring and homework assistance sessions. MAD4YU will ONLY offer tutoring VIRTUALLY this school year for Elementary, Middle, and High School Students.

A free, confidential service provided to middle and high school students. The program helps students develop healthy coping skills, make positive lifestyle choices and deal with the many challenges of adolescence.

The Veterans Education Training and Employment (VETE) directorate of the Virginia Department of Veterans Services ensures that every veteran or eligible person has a full and fair opportunity to reach his or her fullest potential through access to the G.I. Bill approved post-secondary educational, training/licensure/certification, entrepreneurial institutions, V3 certified employers and Virginia Colleges and Universities. Currently, more than 1000 institutions with various programs are approved in Virginia. VETE houses the: State Approving Agency for Veterans Education and Training (SAA) Virginia Military Survivors and Dependents Education Program (VMSDEP) Virginia Values Veterans (V3) Program Virginia Transition Assistance Program Military Medics and Corpsmen Program