Oakwood
Education
Foundation

Oakwood
Education
Foundation
Nonprofit Organization

Oakwood
Education
Foundation
Time for change

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Our free tutoring services are currently online on free video communication platforms! This is accessible to many and is a necessary precaution we need to take for COVID-19. If online video calls are not easily accessible to you, please give us a call at 240-600-1726 or contact us and we will have to set up sessions in person after COVID-19 becomes less severe. Stay safe!
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Our Mission

At the Oakwood Education Foundation, we are focused on bridging the educational gap. Underprivileged students are often unable to learn in their current learning environments due to may factors. That's why we want to help. We are providing free, accessible tutoring for students who deal with such circumstances and need further support outside of their schools. At the Oakwood Education Foundation, we believe that everyone deserves an equal chance to shine and that socioeconomic status or race should not be the determining factor for anyone.
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Do Your Part
We believe that any contribution, no matter how small, will make a difference. Have an idea that's not listed below? Reach out and let us know.

We are currently a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit private foundation.


Donations will help us expand and obtain the resources that will allow us to affect as many lives as possible. Your contributions will help bridge the education gap.

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Join us where your strengths best suit you! You can become a tutor where you can spread your knowledge or join our leadership team where you can help with organization and coordination.

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Stay informed about the issue. Read our blogs and visit the links that we provide in order to stay up to date on the inequality many people are facing in our education systems. Being informed is the best way to bring light to the issue.

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Tell your friends, family and other people you know about our cause and our mission. With your help, we can make a difference in more students' lives. 

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Share this pamphlet to people you know who would be interested in our free services or in supporting our cause:

Oakwood Pamphlet

Donate

Currently filing for 501(c)(3) nonprofit tax-exempt status with the IRS and cannot take donations. 

Donations will help us expand and obtain the resources that will allow us to affect as many lives as possible. Your contributions will help bridge the education gap.
Donate

Host a Fundraiser

If you would like to hold a fundraiser or participate in one, get in contact with us and our fundraising team will collaborate with you and discuss the next steps in the process. 
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Join our Team

Join us where your strengths best suit you! You can become a tutor where you can spread your knowledge or join our leadership team where you can help with organization and coordination.
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More information:
Join Us

Become Informed

Stay informed about the issue. Read our blogs and visit the links that we provide in order to stay up to date on the inequality many people are facing in our education systems. Being informed is the best way to bring light to the issue.
Blog

Tell Your Friends

Tell your friends, family and other people you know about our cause and our mission. With your help, we can make a difference in more students' lives. 
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Share this pamphlet to people you know who would be interested in our free services or in supporting our cause:
Oakwood Pamphlet

Share Your Story

We want you to tell us how you've been affected by the disparities in your educational systems. With your stories we can inform more individuals and show first-hand experiences of the issue. Sharing your story with help motivate others to take charge of their own.

Oakwood

The Oakwood Education Foundation is inspired by the Celtic Tree of Life. Originally known as the crann bethadh by the Ancient Celts, the Tree of Life was believed to hold magical powers to care for all life. Because of this, whenever the Ancient Celts created a new settlement, they would plant a large oak tree in the middle of their clearing in hope of protecting them all by providing them with shelter and food. This tree represented hope and knowledge and its composition, oak, represented strength. This is what we want to provide our students-strength, hope, and wisdom-so that they will have the courage to lead the life that they want.
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