Every year, Project MOST employs high school and college students as Student Leaders to act as mentors to the young students enrolled in our programs.
Applications for the role of Student Leader are accepted on a rolling basis, open to students who are juniors or seniors in high school or matriculating in a college or university.
Our sliding scale financial assistance approach and an extensive year-round schedule of programs accommodate the varying and complex needs of family budgets and schedules. From increased learning time, academic success, elective opportunities, and social well being to providing peace of mind for working parents, your investment in children’s access to enrichment education directly impacts families on the East End.
For additional information about our Capital Campaign, see our blog post : Strengthening Our Community Capital CampaignWe are grateful for your support in carrying out our mission and appreciate any amount you are able to give.
For a family in need of financial assistance, $1,800 can sponsor one student, covering all of the costs of our after school program for the school year.
A gift of $3,000 covers all of the costs of summer outdoor education and excursions for one student.
Project MOST employs more than 45 High School and College Students as Student Leaders to teach and act as mentors to the young students in our program. $5,000 supports the employment of one Student Leader for the school year.
Endowments • Matching Gifts • Stock or Wire Transfer • Bequests and Planner Giving
If you are interested in supporting Project MOST through one of these measures, please reach out to Rebecca Morgan Taylor at 631-766-3836 or EMAIL
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