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News Releases—2002
Historically Black college and university tour
aims to increase the number of African-American students going
to college
The Sallie Mae Fund, the charitable arm of Sallie Mae, and Historically Black
Colleges and Universities in five southern regions, today announced the launch
of the American Dream: Paying for College tour. Read more ...(11/1/2002)
The Sallie Mae Fund awards grant to the National
Council of La Raza's Parents as Partners Initiative
The Sallie Mae Fund today announced that it has awarded a $50,000 grant to
the National Council of La Raza for its Parents as Partners in Education
Initiative. Read more ...(10/10/2002)
School Night '02 raises nearly $3 million for thousands of deserving
area children
School Night '02, Washington, D.C.'s premier fundraising event to build a
brighter future for deserving local students, has raised nearly $3 million
to afford area youth the opportunity to receive a superior education. Read more ...(10/4/2002)
The Sallie Mae Fund awards grant to Catholic Schools Foundation;
funds enable dozens of at-risk, inner-city children to attend Boston
area Catholic schools
In an effort to reach inner-city and at-risk children at a young age and
put them on the path to a successful academic career, The Sallie Mae Fund
has awarded a $40,000 grant to the Catholic Schools Foundation in Boston,
Mass. Read more ...(9/25/2002)
The Sallie Mae Fund and the Hispanic Scholarship Fund launch
national education tour aimed at increasing the number of Hispanics
accessing college
Today The Sallie Mae Fund and the Hispanic Scholarship Fund announced the
launch of the First in My Family: Paying for College tour, a 15-workshop
tour visiting high schools in 9 states (and Puerto Rico) with large Latino
populations. Read more ...(9/23/2002)
One year later, the "Sallie Mae 911 Education Fund" has
distributed nearly one million dollars to assist families impacted
by Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks
The Sallie Mae Fund today announced that it has distributed nearly one million
dollars in loan relief and scholarship funds to families impacted by the
terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 through The Sallie Mae 911 Education
Fund. Read more ...(9/3/2002)
America's Charter School Finance Corporation awarded $2 million
grant by The Sallie Mae Fund
America's Charter School Finance Corporation announced today that The Sallie
Mae Fund, the charitable arm of Sallie Maethe nation's leading provider
of education fundinghas awarded the company a $2 million grant to support
public charter schools in the District of Columbia in their efforts to lease,
acquire, and renovate school facilities. Read more ...(8/28/2002)
10th annual Sallie Mae Valley Classic Races raises more than
$8,500 for Osterhout Free Library
The 10th annual Sallie Mae Valley Classic Races, held this weekend in Wilkes-Barre,
raised more than $8,500 for the Osterhout Free Library. Read more ...(8/19/2002)
The Sallie Mae Fund awards $100,000 in scholarships through First
in My Family campaign
The Sallie Mae Fund, the philanthropic arm of Sallie Mae, today announced
the winners of the first college scholarships to be issued as part of the
First in My Family campaign. Read more ...(8/12/2002)
The Sallie Mae Fund announces $160,000 scholarship program at
Warren Wilson College; program to provide tuition for business
and economics majors
The Sallie Mae Fund, the philanthropic arm of Sallie Mae, the nation's leading
provider of education funding, today announced a $160,000 endowed scholarship
fund for business and economics students at Warren Wilson College in Asheville,
N.C. Read more ...(6/13/2002)
The Sallie Mae Fund awards grant to Huddle Learning, Inc.; aims
to further an understanding of effective teaching methods
The Sallie Mae Fund recently awarded a grant to Huddle Learning, Inc., in
support of their pilot program aimed to improve academic performance and
higher education expectations among a targeted middle school population in
the Turner School District in Kansas City, Kansas. Read more ...(6/11/2002)
Local golf tournament raises more than $120,000 to boost technology
in Fairfax County Schools
Local business leaders and representatives from some of the region's leading
corporations came together in Potomac Falls, Va. today for the fourteenth
annual Education Foundation and Sallie Mae Fund Golf Invitational.Read more ...(5/13/2002)
19th annual Sallie Mae 10K raises more than $100,000 for D.C.
College Access Program
The 19th annual Sallie Mae 10K, held today in Washington D.C.'s West Potomac
Park, raised more than $100,000 for the District of Columbia College Access
Program (DC-CAP), a non-profit organization that encourages and enables D.C.
public high school students to enter and graduate from college. Read more ...(4/28/2002)
The Sallie Mae Fund, a charitable organization sponsored by Sallie Mae, achieves its mission—to increase access to a post–secondary education for America's students—by supporting programs and initiatives that help open doors to higher education, prepare families for their investment, and bridge the gap when no one else can. For more information visit www.salliemaefund.org.






