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Each year, we award over 200 scholarships covering tuition and educational materials, allowing deserving students to focus on their success without financial pressure.
Fresno State Foundation
Discover how the Fresno State Foundation transforms education into tangible opportunities for students and the community.
Each year, we award over 200 scholarships covering tuition and educational materials, allowing deserving students to focus on their success without financial pressure.
Our mentors support students throughout their journey, offering personalized guidance that improves graduation and job placement rates by 40%.
We fund local projects that strengthen the bond between the university and its region, creating a lasting impact on education, culture, and regional economic development.
Every donation is tracked and documented in our annual reports, accessible to all. You can precisely follow how your support translates into concrete results for beneficiaries.
Discover testimonials from students and families whose lives have been transformed through our programs. These authentic stories illustrate the real impact of each contribution.
Our former scholarship recipients become mentors and donors in turn, creating a virtuous chain of solidarity that multiplies opportunities for future generations.
Programs designed to transform education and community
Awarding merit-based and social scholarships to enable talented students to access quality education, without financial barriers.
Developing mentorship programs, skills workshops, and vocational training to prepare young people for tomorrow's challenges.
Supporting local projects that promote inclusion, culture, and sustainable development, in partnership with associations and communities.
Funding applied research projects and excellence chairs to stimulate innovation for the benefit of society.
Annual publication of transparent reports on the use of funds, results achieved, and beneficiary stories.
Connecting former scholars and partners to create an active community for sharing experiences and opportunities.
Our approach stands out for its measurable impact and complete transparency.
Unlike other foundations, we publish an annual impact report detailing the use of every donation. 92% of funds raised are directly allocated to educational programs and scholarships, compared to a sector average of 78%.
Our board of directors is composed of education experts, community representatives, and former scholarship recipients. Accounts are audited annually by an independent firm and accessible online. We adhere to the strictest standards of the donor charter.
Since 2015, we have awarded over 1,200 scholarships and supported 45 community programs. Our beneficiaries achieve a graduation rate of 86%, well above the national average. Each success story is documented and shared in our annual reports.
We are recognized by the Department of Education and supported by 150 local businesses. Our trust rating on independent review platforms is 4.8/5, reflecting the satisfaction of our donors and the reliability of our actions.
Unlike large national foundations, we work hand-in-hand with local stakeholders. Our programs are co-constructed with schools, associations, and families to meet the real needs of the Fresno area.
Since our founding, the Fresno State Foundation has distributed over 12 million euros in scholarships and grants for educational and community programs. Each year, we support an average of 850 students and fund 40 local initiatives.
Our independently audited annual reports are available online. They detail fund allocation, program outcomes, and beneficiary stories. We believe in full transparency with our donors and the community.
Maria, the first in her family to attend university, received a Fresno State scholarship. "Without this support, I would never have been able to pursue my studies in environmental science. Today, I work for a local NGO." Her journey illustrates the lasting impact of our programs.
The "Fresno Reads" program has enabled over 200 children from disadvantaged neighborhoods to access free reading workshops. Parents report a significant improvement in their children's academic skills and self-confidence.