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Why TSIC?

Take Stock in Children (TSIC) is a powerful program that helps break the cycle of poverty by supporting low-income students with the tools they need to succeed—college scholarships, one-on-one mentorship, academic advocacy, and life skills training.

Student Applications Now Open

  • Open to students in grades 6–9, with priority given to middle school applicants.

  • Please make sure to submit all required documents.

  • Selected applicants will be contacted for an interview.

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Become a Mentor

One hour a week. One life forever changed.

Mentors are the heart of TSIC. By showing up consistently and offering encouragement, mentors help students build confidence, set goals, and stay on track—academically and emotionally.

If you can commit just one hour a week during the school year, you can be the reason a student graduates with a bright future ahead.

Sponsor a Scholarship

Help break the cycle of poverty, decrease high school dropout rates and increase the college going rate in Osceola County - become a donor and change a child’s life forever!  Your donation will provide a child in our community with the promise of a college scholarship and the guidance of a caring mentor.  If you are interested in making a tax-deductible contribution or would like to obtain more information, please contact Kathy Ejnioui. 

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Testimonials

“As a board member, I have served as a mentor to our Take Stock in Children Program. Our focus of mentorship has been leadership values. Our monthly group meetings are very rewarding. It is the meeting I look forward to every month. Teaching leadership values to our students early is important as they are developing as future leaders. Why I volunteer? Because I’m giving back to the community. I have received the support of mentors throughout my professional journey and know how important it has been for my growth and development. Life can take away everything from you except who you are and your education.”

- Anitza San Miguel

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