Our Impact in Cincinnati
17
scholars
in long-term residential program
11
collegians
working toward their degrees
28
total young people
who are motivated
to achieve their potential
PARTNERSHIPS THAT GIVE HOPE
99%
go to college
90%
persist in college
7
graduates in 2021!
84%
from families making less than $50k/year*
100%
from underrepresented minority groups
33%
girls and young women
67%
boys and young men
93%
first-generation
college students
100%
applied and were accepted based upon motivation & need
*network-wide number: The average income for our families overall is $32k/year, and 84% of our families make less than $50k/year with most families having 2-6 members in the household and 11% of families having 7 to 13 members each.
SERVING OTHERS IN NEED
Becoming well-educated and career-ready is all complimented by a focus on living a life of service to others—a key component of Boys Hope Girls Hope’s proven track record of life-transforming impact on scholar success. Our scholars regularly participate in community service activities, complete service reflections, research community issues they are passionate about, brainstorm solutions they can offer, and lead service projects.
LIVING PROOF
Maurice Huey, New Executive Director
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