EEF Scholars Share their Stories

GAINESVILLE, FL. (EEF News) – In the spirit of reflection and celebration, let’s take a closer look at the transformative experiences of our scholars within the Education Equalizer Foundation (EEF). Their firsthand accounts vividly illustrate EEF’s profound impact on their educational endeavors.

A’marion Cason, reflecting on an ACT/SAT Prep Session, shares, “It has helped me prepare for my college test.” The emphasis on readiness for standardized tests is just one facet of EEF’s comprehensive support for students.

After participating in the ONOP Event Family Day at Depot Park, Allison Austin expresses gratitude for the event and notes, “Dr. Scott is willing to read my application before I submit it.” This personal touch and mentorship are fundamental to EEF’s mission of guiding scholars through the intricate college application process.

Aniya Norman, attending FAMU, praises EEF for expanding her college options: “You guys are good with keeping contact with the scholars to make sure they get done what they need to get done.” The continuous engagement and support from EEF are evident in scholars’ progress.

Antoine Jovone Clark II, sharing thoughts on a mentor meeting, appreciates EEF for being “really helpful for scholarship finds.” This echoes the sentiment that EEF is not just a program but a valuable resource in pursuing financial aid.

Caleb Little Thomas, who attended an ACT/SAT Prep Session and ONOP Oratorical Competition, wishes he had been part of EEF sooner, believing it could have enhanced his chances of getting into specific colleges. He recommends starting mentorship as early as 9th grade.

After the EEF Summer College PASS program, Camden M McLeod credits EEF with showing “the proper way to apply for colleges and how to apply for multiple colleges with one application.” EEF’s focus on providing practical insights into the college application process shines through in scholars’ testimonials.

Che DeAndre Reed, who participated in an ACT/SAT Prep Session, commends EEF for providing “valuable information to help with financial aid.” His intention to redo the ACT demonstrates the ongoing learning and growth facilitated by EEF.

Da’Mar Wims, engaging in UF Info Session and Bowling Night, emphasizes how EEF has kept her on top of things: “I’m almost finished with my college essay and done with my common app.” The program informs and empowers scholars to take concrete steps toward their goals.

Elijah Kellum, who attended a UF Info Session and Bowling Night, praises EEF for helping him “apply to multiple colleges and keep me more organized doing so.” The emphasis on organization and multi-college applications is a testament to EEF’s holistic approach.

Ieve Symone’ Rentz, reflecting on a mentor meeting, appreciates how EEF has “helped me look into potential schools and colleges for my potential career path.” The exposure to various educational opportunities is a key aspect of EEF’s impact.

Jamahl Alexander Odie, reflecting on his experiences with EEF, shares, “The Education Equalizer Foundation has given me more knowledge on how to apply for colleges and get community service hours within the foundation.” Jamahl’s acknowledgment underscores EEF’s comprehensive support, from college applications to community engagement.

After attending a UF Info Session and Bowling Night, Kristen Cooper applauds EEF for helping her “find more scholarships.” The program’s commitment to informing scholars about scholarship opportunities reflects its dedication to making education accessible to all.

Malakai Murphy echoes the sentiment, stating that EEF has “made me more mindful of all the opportunities.” Malakai’s realization of the diverse opportunities available illustrates EEF’s success in broadening scholars’ perspectives on their educational journey.

Micah Reed, who attended a mentor meeting, emphasizes EEF’s role in listing scholarships: “Everything is well.” Micah’s positive affirmation reinforces that EEF’s systematic approach to scholarship information is practical and appreciated by scholars.

Ny’Auri Savay Mosley, reflecting on a tour to FAMU and a mentor meeting, highlights how EEF “helped us build a growth mindset.” Ny’Auri’s recognition of the program’s impact on mindset showcases EEF’s commitment to nurturing academic success and personal growth.

Raenecia Bryant, attending a CBCA Review Meeting, expresses gratitude for the support: “It helped me get into college!” Raenecia’s testimony emphasizes the tangible outcomes of EEF’s efforts in connecting scholars with valuable events and opportunities.

R’Nia Walker, after visiting Tennessee State University and taking her first plane ride, acknowledges EEF for exposing her to new opportunities and preparing her to “get started with more applications.” R’Nia’s sentiment is a testament to the program’s success in guiding scholars through the complex college application process.

Zavier Doualehi, attending a UF Info Session and Bowling Night, emphasizes how EEF has “helped me a lot by informing me about various scholarships and financial aid.” Zavier’s recognition of EEF as an informative resource echoes the program’s commitment to providing crucial information for academic success.

As we continue this journey of gratitude and giving, your support is crucial in helping us achieve our goal of raising $2000.00. This will enable us to provide $200.00 to 20 EEF Scholars, helping them offset the costs of traveling to college, purchasing books, dorm room essentials, paying for orientation fees, and other related expenses.

In the spirit of Giving Tuesday, we invite you to join us in making a difference in the lives of these aspiring scholars. Your generosity will contribute to their educational pursuits and empower them to reach new heights. As we celebrate the season of gratitude, let’s come together to create a lasting impact on the educational journeys of our EEF scholars. Thank you for being a part of this incredible endeavor!

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The Education Equalizer Foundation is a college preparedness and scholarship community-based organization. We empower middle through high schoolers with the tools they need to get ‘to and through’ college.

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