Scholar in the News
Ahmad Ali Lewis isn't a typical Stanford undergrad - nor is he a typical rapper
Scholars Around the World
Two JKCF Scholars organize a 15-day study tour to Bolivia to explore the country’s political economy, peoples and rural development
GrantsThe Jack Kent Cooke Foundation partners with educational organizations and institutions that share our commitment to enabling exceptionally promising lower-income students to reach their full potential. Through strategically targeted grants, the Foundation works to expand educational opportunities for thousands of remarkable students whose families, schools, and communities need additional resources to help these students fulfill their promise. |
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Youth Education |
The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation’s youth education grants provide resources to organizations committed to expanding educational opportunities for exceptional K-12 students with financial need. |
College Access |
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The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation’s National College Advising Corps is designed to significantly increase college enrollment among low-income students who have the potential to excel in higher education, but need extra support in selecting and understanding how to pay for the most rigorous college available.Community College Transfer
The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation’s Community College Transfer Initiative expands opportunity for high-achieving, lower-income community college students to attend the nation’s most selective colleges and universities.