The average college student has around $37,853 in debt. Student loans have to be repaid, while grants and scholarships don't. Discover an easy way to find scholarships (with due dates listed on a month-by-month basis) when you...

- Visit this link to find scholarships with application due dates in 2025 👉 https://www.scholarships.com/financial-aid/college-scholarships/scholarship-directory/deadline

If you’re not able to use scholarships for yourself, consider sharing this out to your network. 🙌

Source: Education Data Initiative
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If we told you that doing your usual grocery shopping could amount to donations to a local school of YOUR choice (with no money leaving your wallet), would you give it a try?! Raising money for your local schools is as easy as 1-2-3. All you need to do is download the Box Tops for Education app, shop for groceries as normal, and scan your receipt.

👉 Discover the details of how Boxtops for Education works and how you can start earning with purchases you already make at https://www.boxtops4education.com/How-To-Earn

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Teachers are often pushed into paying upwards of $890 of their own money for basic school supplies each year. Budget cuts have also closed music programs in ~1.3 million elementary schools across the U.S.

Help raise funds for your school, without opening your wallet. The Recycle Shoe Project is here to help, and it couldn’t be easier.

👟👠 Gather lots of shoes (including sneakers, sandals, heels, etc) and put them in a box to ship.

🥿 Email Recycle Shoe Project for your (free) prepaid shipping label. Then, send them in!

For reference, a box containing ~50 pairs of shoes will create $20 for your school/organization.

Go ahead, and get started 👉 https://recycleshoeproject.com

📸: Seattle Times