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All too often, students’ educational journeys are derailed by financial setbacks of $1,000 or less. Emergency funding keeps students on the path to a brighter future.
Support Emergency Aid74% of college students have jobs, but many can't make ends meet.
40% of college students drop out, often for financial setbacks of $1,000 or less. These realities are frequently left out of the headlines and perceptions of today’s college students. But the truth is, three million students annually leave college due to unmet financial needs. A small investment in emergency aid often prevents a much greater crisis, such as increased loan defaults or the economic loss of an unfinished degree.
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Emergency aid is a proven difference-maker.
Contributing to an emergency scholarship fund means giving directly to life-changing interventions, like covering a $300 license fee that allows a student to secure employment or helping a student avoid eviction with a $500 grant.
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Studies report that 82% of emergency aid recipients say the funding directly improved their chances of graduating—showcasing measurable, tangible outcomes for every dollar contributed.
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