Spring Into Action

Spring Into Action

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"My scholarship made my dream to earn a college degree a reality."

"Thanks to the Spring Into Action Scholarship I am going to finish college"

"It is great to know that there is someone out there rooting for me"

"My Spring Into Action scholarship makes me work even harder to succeed"
Spring Into Action Scholarship Campaign

Your contribution today to LaGuardia Community College Foundation’s Spring into Action Scholarship Campaign offers you the opportunity to change a life—to help an ambitious young student stay in school, obtain a college degree and rise from poverty to the middle class.

100% of your gift to the Spring into Action Scholarship Campaign helps create a full tuition scholarship for a student.

Since 2009, our annual Spring into Action Scholarship Campaign has provided over $500,000 in full tuition scholarships to students who have the intellect and drive to succeed in life but who need just a modest amount of financial help from donors like you.

The need is real: Over 70% of LaGuardia students’ annual family income is below $25,000.

This year we want to raise $125,000 by June 30. Please help us help more students reach their goals and fulfill their dreams.

Will you help a student earn a college degree and rise to the middle class?

Make a gift today
Other ways to give

To contribute by mail: please print the Contribution Form and send your credit card information, check or money order payable to LaGuardia Community College Foundation to:

The LaGuardia Community College Foundation
31-10 Thomson Avenue, Room E-508
Long Island City, NY 11101
Phone: 718-482-5610 Fax: 718-609-2050
Email: foundation@lagcc.cuny.edu
Freda Raitleu

Learn how Freda Raitleu’s Spring Into Action scholarship gave her the support she needed to concentrate on her studies –she is the first community college student to be named Student of the Year by the National Collegiate Honors Council- and earn her Associate’s degree.