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Five Days to Help Close the Dream Gap Together with 1,000 Dreams Fund’s Fall Fundraiser

Opportunity is what turns dreams into futures. That’s why, from September 14–18, 1,000 Dreams Fund is launching Closing the Dream Gap — a five-day fall fundraiser with a goal of raising $5,000 to expand access to education, mentorship, and career opportunities for young women and students in need so they can pursue their goals. And

Big Dreams in STEAM or Music? Apply for 1,000 Dreams Fund’s 2025 Paliwal Club of 100 Scholars Program

Thinking about pursuing a career in design, science, tech or the arts?  We have an incredible scholarship opportunity to help further your education and career goals. We’re thrilled to announce that 1,000 Dreams Fund’s Paliwal Club of 100 program is back for 2025. This initiative supports young women in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and

1,000 Dreams Fund is Teaming Up with JBL Quantum again on Our JBL Quantum Grant for Women in Esports!

Big news! The JBL Quantum Grant with 1,000 Dreams Fund is back for its second year to help amplify the voices of women students in esports in the U.S. to help jumpstart their careers! We’re partnering with JBL to provide funding and access to crucial experiences — ultimately to empower them in their pursuit of their

Our First-Ever ‘MentorHER Day’ Events in D.C., San Fran, and Dallas Put In All The Girl Power!

“A mentor is someone who allows you to see the hope inside yourself.” — Oprah Winfrey With the launch of 1,000 Dreams Fund’s inaugural MentorHERDay, we delivered hope — and plenty of good advice — to a group of 100 aspiring young girls at successful events in Washington, D.C.,  San Francisco, and Dallas. Our new national

How To Avoid That Crushing Student Loan Debt

By Christie Garton, Founder of the 1,000 Dreams Fund As a student or even as a post-grad, student loan debt can take over your life and affect your performance in school or in the workplace. For students, juggling their personal finances can be equally tricky; most college-aged kids are getting their first exposure to “the