College Possible Philadelphia

DELCO GIVES IS HERE! Donate at https://www.delcogives.org/organizations/college-possible-philadelphia. Support our local nonprofits and youth programs like College Possible Philadelphia! It has been our privilege to serve at Upper Darby High School and Penn Wood High School over the past decade.

You can support our campaign by visiting delcogives.org and searching for College Possible. Thank you in advance for helping us to fulfill our mission of making College Possible for students in the Philadelphia region and specifically Delaware County.

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Support College Possible Philadelphia | Delco Gives 2025 I’m ready to support College Possible Philadelphia on May 8, 2025 during Delco Gives 2025. Learn more about College Possible Philadelphia and all the other organizations participating in Delco Gives 2025.

Our Champions for Success dinner and auction is one month away! Join us Thursday, April 24 for a celebration of College Possible Philadelphia students and our incredible community and honorees. Tickets and sponsorships available at CollegePossible.org/ChampionsForSuccess

Celebrate the future of Philadelphia with College Possible! Join us on Thursday, April 24 at South Jazz Kitchen for our Champions for Success dinner, auction, and honoree celebration. Purchase tickets and find sponsorship opportunities at CollegePossible.org/ChampionsForSuccess

Thrilled to share the latest wave of change driven by College Possible!
Thanks to a powerful partnership with Salesforce, College Possible has received a $1 million grant! This grant is a bold step forward in our mission to break down barriers to higher education. This monumental support will fuel our mission of empowering students from low-income backgrounds, shattering barriers to higher education, and bolstering workforce readiness.

Check out our article in Forbes!

College Possible To Expand With Help Of $1 Million Salesforce Grant Salesforce has given $1 million to College Possible, the national nonprofit promoting college access by students from low-income backgrounds, to expand its programming.