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Shape the Futures of LGBTQ+ and Ally Students — Today.

Your donation today provides much-needed support and creates long-term opportunities for the LGBTQ+ and ally leaders of tomorrow. Facing new challenges and difficult obstacles, they need your help. Donate today >

Your Donation Makes a Direct Impact

Give today to provide financial support, leadership development, and community to postsecondary students in need. And consider making it monthly for support Point Scholars can keep counting on!

$50

Could pay for one month of a Point Scholar’s Wi-Fi connection at home. 

$100

Could cover a Point Scholar’s student activities fee.

$500

Could buy a new laptop for a Point Scholar–often cited as a top priority to help with online courses, group projects, and research papers.

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Leave a Legacy

Education can create ripple effects for generations.

A gift of cash, securities, or property to support Point Foundation scholars is a sound investment in the future. Make sure that your legacy lives on by investing in the future leaders of our community.

 

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LGBTQ+ and Ally Futures, Made Possible by You

Your donation supports the next generation of leaders who will be shaping the future. See the change your giving creates.

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"At a time when I needed it most, Point’s support was a good reminder that I matter and that the impact I aspire to have through film really matters."

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— Jaspreet
Point Alum

They Face Rising Challenges. We Must Rise To Meet Them.

Last year, applications doubled for Point Foundation scholarships. Your support can mean the difference between dropping out and graduating.

LGBTQ+ students face
37%

increase in average annual tuition & fees at four-year institutions compared to the 2001-2002 academic year, according to the Education Data Initiative.

LGBTQ+ students are
2x

more likely to experience unfair treatment from administrators and staff.

LGBTQ+ students are
3x

more likely to experience
poor mental health.

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