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LAS VEGAS (KTNV) – As part of our continuing coverage of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, 13 Chief Investigator, Darcy Spears introduces us to a global foundation with a local focus on at-risk and less privileged children in the Las Vegas valley.
We are immensely grateful to everyone who joined us at the Revere Golf Club in Henderson for the 1st Annual Golf Tournament on Friday, October 27. Your presence and enthusiasm transformed our event into a remarkable day of community, sportsmanship, and shared commitment towards educational advancement. The success of this inaugural event went beyond the sunny skies and lush greens; it was truly about community members coming together, united by the belief that every student deserves a jumpstart on their college journey.
A heartfelt thank you goes out to our generous sponsors, donors, and all supporters who stepped up for the Nevada Student Achievement Program (NSAP). Your contributions are fueling a local movement for change, empowering Las Vegas high schoolers from participating schools to earn college credits before graduation. This pioneering initiative is not just about academic growth; it’s about elevating our community by driving higher graduation rates and broadening future horizons for our students. Together, we’re not just giving our youth a head start in their higher education; we’re investing in the promise of Las Vegas’s future, making a profound local impact that will echo into the possibilities of tomorrow.
With the support of GCF, it’s commmunity partners, corporations and individual supporters, we started two new programs in 2021: dual credit programs to earn college credits in high school, and college scholarships to University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) and Nevada State College (NSC).
Tutoring at-risk and less privileged students from Kindergarten to 8th grade.
We focus on indigent children with cancer from villages surrounding New Delhi. We treat five different types of childhood cancers.
Tutoring at-risk and less privileged students from Kindergarten to 8th grade.