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Your support of the Fostering Futures Scholarship Trust Fund provides critical financial assistance to young adults who have experienced foster care and are pursuing degrees at Michigan colleges and universities. Scholarships help cover essential educational costs, including tuition, fees, room and board, books, and supplies.
Eligible students can apply for these scholarships at Fostering Futures Scholarship, where awards are distributed directly to their college or university.
Together, we can help Michigan’s foster youth achieve their dreams through education.
Your support helps youth who have experienced foster care attend college. There are so many ways to make a difference today.
Make a one-time donation to the scholarship or endowment fund.
Set-up automatic recurring payments to the scholarship or endowment fund.
Reserve your seat at one of our annual fundraising events.
Learn about sponsorship opportunities for one of our annual fundraisers.
Raffle donations are used to raise funds at any of our fundraising events.
Contact us for details on how you can include FFS in your estate planning.
The Fostering Futures Scholarship Trust Fund, housed in the Michigan Department of Treasury, is a Sec. 170 (c) nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide scholarships to former foster youth enrolled at Michigan colleges and universities. The Fund was established in 2012 to provide scholarships to students who have experienced foster care and do not have adequate financial resources to attend college. It was re-established as an endowment and scholarship trust fund in 2015 by amendment to Public Act 525 of 2008. Your donation may be tax deductible.
MET-CTP Tax ID: 38-6000134
*The FFS endowment fund does not incur any administration fees, and up to 5% of earnings may be used towards scholarships annually.