Education For Life Academy
Where Black History Lives!
The question is not whether we can afford to invest in every child; it is whether we can afford not to.
- Marian Wright Edelman
EFLA is proud to offer full and partial scholarships to deserving students for our Summer Learning & Leadership Academy and our pioneering online Standing on the Shoulders of Giants "Teach & Learn" Black history curriculum.
Scholarships are funded by EFLA, the corporate and business community, nonprofit and social organizations, and individual gifts. Please join us and sponsor a scholarship for a bright young student today!
SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS:
In addition to providing deserving students with the opportunity to participate in EFLA's transformative educational programs, Sponsors receive the following benefits:
- Brand Visibility: Corporate name/logo on EFLA's website and marketing material (social media, flyers, etc.). Permission to promote your sponsorship on your company/organization's website and marketing material.
- Recognition: Formal acknowledgement and thanks as well as a speaking opportunity at EFLA graduation/awards ceremony. Sponsors also receive a thank you letter from the sponsored student acknowledging the impact of your scholarship.
- Metrics: EFLA will provide a comprehensive list of any marketing materials featuring your company logo, and the number of impressions it received.
- Continued Engagement: EFLA will provide ongoing information on the academic and social progress of the student(s) you sponsor, demonstrating the longterm benefit of your sponsorship.

$250 – Sponsor-A-Student today to participate in
EFLA's high school
Through EFLA's fun,
EFLA's Sponsor-A-Student Program
$100 – Sponsor-A-Student to study UNIT 1 of EFLA's pioneering online Standing on the Shoulders of Giants Black history curriculum.
project-based model, students combine academics with entrepreneurship while developing the leadership skills demanded by the nation's top colleges and universities. Students learn hands-on how to develop a business plan and marketable product using Black history as a theme. In addition, students participate in college prep and skills-building workshops and tour local colleges.