Parents & families
Help your student stay organized, understand FAFSA deadlines, keep a list of campus offices, and ask for help early—without expecting them to navigate every system alone.
FAFSA guide for families ↗IT TAKES A CIRCLE
Parents, advisors, churches, alumni, employers, and community leaders each have a role in preventing a college dropout.
Help your student stay organized, understand FAFSA deadlines, keep a list of campus offices, and ask for help early—without expecting them to navigate every system alone.
FAFSA guide for families ↗Offer a 20-minute career conversation, a resume review, internship insight, job shadowing, or encouragement. Small access points can change a student’s path.
Volunteer as a mentor →Sponsor a care package, support a campus pantry, fund emergency transportation, host a scholarship workshop, or create a local partnership with an EFF chapter.
Explore partnership →Help students understand the resources already on campus. A warm referral—where you personally connect a student to the right person—can be the difference.
Share the urgent-help page →A BETTER QUESTION