We Care about Georgia Higher Education
With the help of our Higher Community, we have made a great impact in Georgia Higher Education. Since inception in May 2018, we have served over 1,000 Georgia college students and awarded nearly $40,000 in grants and scholarships. Thank you to our Higher Community for helping us provide financial assistance to Collegiate Georgians from all walks of life. Together, let’s keep taking Georgia higher.
Impacting Georgia One Student at a Time
This data captures our impact from May 2018 to April 2025.
Impacting Georgia One Day at a Time
Our Impact for the Current 2024-2025 Academic Year

Georgia Foster Youth
Fall 2024 Back to School Braids
For this year’s back to college resource, we did something much different. We provided free box braids to Georgia foster youth to prepare them for back to school. This initiative helped bring awareness of the Georgia Post-Secondary Tuition Waiver.

Representative Lydia Glaize
Clear Bookbags for Fulton County Students
We partnered with Representative Lydia Glaize of House District 67 and Coweta-Fayette EMC to give away 264 clear book bags to the youth of Bear Creek Middle School. This initiative promoted school safety and helped low-income students comply with the clear book bag policy. With adequate resources and school campus safety, our youth can go higher.

Kaylah Townsend
Fall 2024 Higher Student
Kaylah Townsend is a graduating senior at Georgia Institute of Technology studying Computational Media. She received The Higher Foundation Scholarship during the Fall 2024 semester to help secure her basic needs.

Lauren Forney
Fall 2024 Higher Student
Lauren Forney is a junior at Spelman College studying Health Sciences. She received The Higher Foundation Scholarship during the Fall 2024 semester to help secure her basic needs.

Said Gomez
Fall 2024 Higher Student
Said Gomez is a graduating senior at Georgia Institute of Technology studying Business Administration. He received The Higher Foundation Scholarship during the Fall 2024 semester to help secure his basic needs.

Natalie Mangen
Fall 2024 Higher Student
Natalie Mangen is a junior at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) Atlanta studying Architecture. She received The Higher Foundation Grant during the Fall 2024 semester to help secure her basic needs.

Tamiya Davis
Fall 2024 Higher Student
Tamiya Davis is a senior at Atlanta Technical College preparing for her Emory School of Nursing Accelerated Masters of Nursing Program. She received The Higher Foundation Grant during the Fall 2024 semester to help secure her basic needs.

Aliyah Johnson
Spring 2025 Higher Student
Aliyah Johnson is a sophomore at Kennesaw State University studying Nursing. She received The Higher Foundation Scholarship during the Spring 2025 semester to help secure her basic needs.

Edward Cotton
Spring 2025 Higher Student
Edward Cotton is a First-Year Master’s Student at Emory University studying in Health Management. He received The Higher Foundation Scholarship during the Spring 2025 semester to help secure his basic needs.
Impacting Georgia One Institution at a Time
Because of our state-wide, inclusive approach, we’ve been able to serve students that attend over 48 different Georgia post-secondary institutions in both the private and public sector. With our Higher Community’s continued support, we will impact the students at more Georgia Higher Education institutions to ensure all Georgians have the financial support they need to go higher.
Copyright Disclaimer: Our students have attended one or more of these depicted Georgia post-secondary institutions. We are not in partnership with any of these Georgia post-secondary institutions, and we do not own the rights to any of their logos.