The Corey’s Scholars Program is a transformative initiative designed to uplift extraordinary and oven-overlooked Boston-area students of color. This innovative, holistic approach combines financial grants with one-on-one mentoring to support them on their journey through high school, postsecondary education, and into the workforce.
For students of color in the Boston area, a successful journey from high school to postsecondary education and career success means navigating a series of challenges:
These interlocking challenges require a comprehensive set of tools to overcome.
Corey’s Scholars takes a holistic approach, addressing not just educational access but also the financial, emotional, and social needs of each student. We don’t just help students get into school. We help them succeed in school, graduate, and transition into meaningful careers.
By offering students a network of support and resources, Corey’s Scholars empowers them to overcome barriers, stay focused, and achieve their educational and career goals.
Monetary grants help cover a wide range of expenses:
Personalized support offers essential guidance:
The Corey’s Scholars Program is also investing in group training programs to reach even more students. Our first partner is GROW: Girls Reflecting Our World, a Boston-based nonprofit founded by Boston Police Officer Jamila Gales in 2018.
GROW provides teen girls with a safe, empowering environment where they can grow, learn, and build connections. The program focuses on:
Since its founding, GROW has positively helped over 100 girls overcome challenges and build the confidence they need to succeed. The Corey’s Scholars Program is proud to partner with GROW to support even more students on their journeys.