Ways To Make an Impact

It takes a relatively small effort on your part to make such a lasting impact on these students' lives. By making a financial gift, you are showing them that their community believes that they are worth the investment.

Please make a donation online, by check, or credit card.

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Tribute Gifts: An Easy Way to Help

A great way to help us raise funds is to ask your friends and family to donate the money that they would otherwise have spent on gifts for Mother's Day or Father's Day, birthdays, anniversaries, or other occasions. Tell them that you value their "presence" more than their "presents."

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Be A Mentor

College is a challenging experience, especially if you are a "first generation" (first in your family) college student. Along with studying, students have to juggle work and other parts of their lives. They need someone to "just listen" and offer moral support. Can you be that someone to one of our students?

A Community Effort

We need your feedback and ideas on how best to help the youth of our community who are struggling with adversities and who dream of going to college.

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Your Support Means...

"I have so much to say to those who make the Scholarship possible, thank you so much for not forgetting about the less fortunate. Not forgetting the diamonds in the rough, because that's what we are, diamonds that just need some help to shine." O.D.,UT Dallas

"Without you, I would not be able to reach my goals and I would have no direction in my life. I would feel hopeless, and I would not have the ability to make something more of myself. I am so thankful there are people who can help kids who struggle like me. Thank you so much. I really can not express in words the appreciation I have."H.A.,Collin College

"Before Hendrick, I was miserable. I had no idea how I was going to further my education. I had no idea how I was going to reach the goals I wanted to complete. I was depressed because I wasn't going to be able to accumulate the funds for college. I seriously didn't know what I was going to do about my education, but I did know something, I wasn't going to give up. I am now able to strive towards my goals and my success." S.T.,Collin College

"The Hendrick Academy of Honor is truly one of, if not, the biggest blessing in my life. Before I was presented with this scholarship I did not even think about college because I knew my mom could not afford it and my father has never been in my life. I did not realize how big of a blessing this was until later in my college career. I have learned so much in my college years that I cannot even fathom my life without a college education."D.G., UT Arlington

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"But I, being poor, have only my dreams. I have spread my dreams under your feet; tread softly, because you tread on my dreams."
William Butler Yeats