Farther Foundation

“Name: the road less traveled address: 2331 n elston chicago, il 60614 cash contribution: 14,000 name: noble network of charter schools address: 1 n state st chicago, il 60602 cash contribution: 8,319 name: daniel murphy scholarship foundatio address: 309 w washington chicago, il 60606 cash contribution: 5,808 name: boston university address: 755 commonwealth ave boston, ma 02215 cash contribution: 6,800 name: afs address: 120 wall st new york, ny 10005 cash contribution: 10,773 name: evanston scholars address: 1234 sherman ave 214 evanston, il 60202 cash contribution: 9,047 name: harvard summer school address: 51 brattle st cambridge, ma 02138 cash contribution: 7,450 name: world learning address: 1 kipling rd brattleboro, vt 05301 cash contribution: 8,942”

“Expenses telephone & communications 416 web site design 165 credit card processing fees 614 registration fees 25 supplies 490 fundraising 632 subscription service 425 insurance 341 total 3,108”

“Inventories for sale or use 358 358 organizational costs 5,965 5,965 less accumulated amortization 617 681 total 5,706 5,642”

“To inspire greater academic achievement and life success for students from low-income, at risk populations through participation in unique enrichment travel experiences.”

“Farther foundation provides scholarships and support for economically disadvantaged students to participate in educational travel experiences that are significant and life changing. The foundation partners with schools and community organizations to identify students who demonstrate commitment to success through academic achievement, participation in support programs and a willingness to take a bold step beyond the familiar. Since its inception, the foundation has provided 550,000 in scholarships to 220 students who have participated in programs in 27 states and 32 countries on 6 continents. 100% of participating students have graduated high school and 99% have gone directly to college. 95% of those have either earned a degree or remain on track to earn a degree.”