ISF-Texas

Education. Opportunity. A Future Beyond Foster Care. 

Mission Statement:

ISF Texas empowers youth aging out of foster care to achieve college degrees and vocational training through education, mentoring, and leadership development— unlocking pathways to meaningful and successful lives. 

Because every student deserves the opportunity to succeed!

WHY ISF TEXAS:

Opening Doors for Students with Foster Care Experience Young people aging out of foster care often enter adulthood without the support systems many students rely on. ISF Texas provides the mentorship, resources, and opportunities that help students pursue higher education and build successful futures. 

WHAT WE PROVIDE:

Student Application
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The ISF TEXAS initiative will enable ISF to reach more foster youth in Texas, who will be able to access ISF’s Student Success Fund, be matched with local-based mentors, and attend local leadership retreats and experiences. 

Currently:

42

ISF-Texas Scholars

Our Goals:

50

ISF-Texas Scholars by 2027

$80,000

Invested annually in our Student Success Fund

$200,000

Raised annually for student support and programs

Be a Part of the Journey. Creating opportunity for foster youth takes a community. 

Students Apply for support and join a community committed to your success. 

 Mentors Help guide and encourage the next generation of leaders. 

 Supporters Invest in education and opportunity for students impacted by foster care. 

 Business & Community Partners Local businesses and organizations play a vital role in helping our scholars succeed. By partnering with ISF Texas, you are investing in the next generation of leaders while strengthening the communities where we live and work. 

ISF Texas Needs You as a Partner

Partners can support students through: 

 • In-kind donations for scholar care packages 

 • Internship and job opportunities 

 • Event sponsorships 

 • Professional mentorship and career exposure