Postsecondary Success Plan

A student at Portland Community College selects school-issued used books for courses for his next term, Portland, Oregon.

Our Mission

Education is the great equalizer. It enriches our lives, informs our choices, and prepares us for meaningful employment and to contribute to the communities in which we live.

That’s why the foundation has committed to an ambitious new strategy: to help double the number of low-income adults who earn a postsecondary degree or credential with genuine value in the marketplace by age 26.

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Oportunidades para el Exito de los Estudiantes Hispanos / Opportunities for Hispanic Student Success

Our Work in Washington

U.S. Libraries

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