Brighten Your Future
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Last Dollar Grants
Offers 'last dollar' grants to Logan High School graduates, providing financial assistance for higher education.
About
Brighten Your Future
Founded in
1988
EIN
31-1255015
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Education
Address
PO BOX 991 LOGAN, OH 43138-0991 United States
Website
https://www.brightenyourfuturelogan.org/
Phone
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Email address
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About
Brighten Your Future, founded in 1988 by George and Lucy Shaw, provides 'last dollar' grants to Logan High School graduates, ensuring access to higher education. This Logan, OH, nonprofit relies on tax-deductible donations to help students achieve their college dreams.
Mission
Brighten Your Future offers graduates of Logan High School access to higher education. The program ensures students have the financial means to further their education beyond high school by offering "last dollar" grants to all eligible students.
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