Celebrating Our Newest College-Bound Students

Congratulations are definitely in order for the students of FG3, our high school seniors who will be heading off to college in the fall:

Ananta Ahmed — Sonoma State
Adriana Canchola — SF State
Anjie Diaz — Barnard College
Isidro Fajardo — UC Santa Cruz
Maria Teresa Gallardo — SF State
Oscar Luna — Cal Poly Pomona
Bertha Medina — City College of SF
Runa Miah — CSU East Bay
Bradley Perez — San Jose State
Jose Pimentel — Skyline College
Josselyn Recinos — USF
Heriberto Rodriguez — Skyline College
Einar Sevilla — City College of SF
LaOshia Tillman — Notre Dame de Namur University
Magali Vasquez — CSU East Bay
Kevin Wang — UC San Diego

For all you statisticians out there, that’s 100% of our students enrolling in post-secondary education, with 75% attending 4-year colleges. Please remember to congratulate our seniors at the Cap & Gown Celebration on June 12.

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First Graduate’s Alumni: Beating the Odds

All of this support-driven success is only possible because of the contributions from our donors. That’s why we’re offering you the opportunity to support our generation-changing organization with donations to our end-of-fiscal year campaign. Our goal is to raise $20,000 by the end of this month to sustain the positive impact we have on our First Graduate® students in a way that changes their lives forever.
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June 27, 2023
Cap & Gown

To Everyone Who Attended Cap & Gown 2023: Thank You!

As we celebrate our newest graduates, remember that first-generation students can move from sixth grade through college graduation and into meaningful careers because of you and your support! And we couldn’t do it without the help of our corporate supporters: Hamilton Zanze, Dodge & Cox, Accenture, Adobe, KPMG, BSSP, Millennium Career Advantage, and GoodRx.

May 31, 2023

Ramadan Mubarak!

Despite how difficult they can be to get, it’s impossible to overstate the importance of scholarships. Especially for a first-generation student, a scholarship can be the difference between being able to go to college and not.

April 18, 2023