Meet Give Back’s Newest Board Member: Richard Clemens
Give Back is pleased to introduce its latest board member, Richard (Dick) Clemens.
Youth Advocate Melissa Helmbrecht Joins Give Something Back as Executive Director
Meet our new Executive Director, Melissa Helmbrecht.
College Overnights Introduce Give Back Scholars to Life on Campus
Give Back high school scholars get the opportunity to stay on a college campus and talk to current college students to gain insights on what going to college will be like.
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Give Back Mentors [Infographic]
Mentors are essential to the success of the Give Back program. Our mentors come from different areas, backgrounds and professions. Learn a little bit more about dedicated mentors.
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Give Back Alumni [Infographic]
The success of the Give Back program is proven through our alumni. Learn where all our alumni are now!
A new business is born, and so is a force for good.
Give Something Back is a now the beneficiary of, Founder, Robert Carr’s new business, Beyond. While Beyond is committed to providing its business customers with leading technology, transparent pricing and world-class service, it is also committed to helping low-income students attend college.
A Scholarship Awarded, A Life Defined
Annie Nyce shares how being awarded the Give Something Back scholarship back in 2006 changed the entire course of her life.
You Don’t Have to Decide the Rest of your Life in High School
Your interests, college major and maybe even your career path will change many times. Our Senior Director of Student Mentor Services, Kevin, shares his insight on exploring interests that might guide you to your future career.
Give Back Scholar Goes to “Girls Who Code” Camp
Mariana Hernandez, Give Back scholar, shares how her to decision to explore an interest turned into a college major.
On the Importance of Asking for Help
After having lunch with the scholars he sponsors, Scott Sipprelle, Give Back donor, realized many don’t know that networking is key to long-term success.