Helping 16 low income students return to college

The Daniel Rojas Mora Foundation has structured a new project called "Helping 16 poor bright poor students return to college".  The purpose of the project is to “rescue” 16 talented students that had to drop out of school for lack of financial resources by bringing them back to college and funding the rest of their tuition until they graduate. Specifically, the Foundation is aiming to fund the college studies of 4 students per semester for 2 years, for a total of 16 students. The total required investment is $184,743 of which the Foundation has secured 2/3 of such investment through another Foundation, who is willing to co-invest 1/3 of the required funds and the participating university who is willing to discount 1/3 of the tuition cost. Hence the remaining funds the Foundation needs to secure at this time are $61.581.   

We are glad to report that the project has already received its first donations towards its funding goal. We are deeply thankful with our initial donors. Our team is actively engaged in strategic and tactic activities that are aimed towards fundraising the required resources both nationally and internationally. Project supporters are volunteering to help promote the projects within their social networks. We will keep you posted as we progress towards our goal.

Thank you in advance for your kind cooperation.