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WE WELCOME YOUR DONATION AND APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT!

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How Can You Make A Donation?

-Checks/Money Orders can be written to: Conceive A Dream Foundation

  Mailed to: P.O. Box 864, Decatur, GA 30031

-Donations can be made on our website through Paypal Donations (Click the Donate)

-Making a Purchase from our site store (10% of the proceeds go towards mission related programs. However From June 2022-September 2022 100% of Site Proceeds will go towards the Summer Seed Fund)

And remember DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE

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Summer Seed Scholarship Fundraising Campaign 

Goal $4,000

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Through this fundraising Campaign we will provide scholarships to high school youth attending school in Dekalb County, Georgia and
Single "Mothering" College Students.

Additional funds raised will help facilitate a series of Workshops for High School students to provide them with skills and resources to maneuver successfully in the "Real World" after completing high school. Each participant will be provide with a "Survival Kit" after completing all sessions. Conceive A Dream Foundation will be able to do all of this with the gracious help from individuals like yourself!! 

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How your donations from this campaign be will be allocated:

$2000- Scholarships for Graduating HS Seniors from underserved Communities: Awards ranging from $500-$1000*. If we exceed our fundraising goal the additional funds will go towards scholarships and other programs such as those listed above.

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$2000 – Scholarships for Single Mothers pursing undergraduate degrees: Awards ranging from $500-$1000*. If we exceed our fundraising goal the additional funds will go towards scholarships

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*Individuals Donations of $250 or more will receive a Tax Deductible Receipt*

Why your contribution and time as a volunteer matter?

 Youth with mentors have higher rates of high school/college graduation! 

Students with children on average have higher levels of debt after graduation than non-parent counterparts

Youth  that have mentors are less likely to drop out of school

According to MENTOR: The National Mentoring Partnership, at risk youth who had a mentor were:

55% more likely to enroll in college

52% less likely to skip school

37% less likely to skip class

78% more likely to volunteer regularly

90% interested in become a mentor themselves

130% more likely to hold leadership positions

46% less likely to use drugs

27% less likely to drink

81% more likely to participate in extracurricular activities

43% of all undergraduate parenting students are single mothers

Only 33% of college students with children attain a degree/certificate within 4-6 years of enrollment

47% of all black women in college have dependent children

88% of Single students with children have incomes at or below 200% of poverty

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