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A Solid Ground Foundation helps make educational dreams possible by providing scholarships that create pathways to opportunity, growth, and a brighter future.
Our mission is to expand access to education by providing income-based scholarships to students and adult learners across diverse economic backgrounds…
Loretta founded A Solid Ground Foundation (ASGF) in January 2026, inspired in part by her own experience searching for grants and scholarship opportunities to help support her younger daughter’s college education. Through that experience, she recognized a significant gap in available resources: many scholarship programs primarily serve individuals from lower-income households, while fewer opportunities are available to middle-and upper-income families who may also face substantial financial challenges in funding higher education, professional development, and career advancement.
This experience became a catalyst for Loretta to create ASGF as an organization committed to expanding access to educational opportunities for students and adult learners across diverse economic backgrounds. The Foundation places particular emphasis on supporting minority students and learners who may encounter financial barriers to pursuing their educational and professional goals. Through scholarships and partnerships with donors and sponsors, ASGF seeks to help individuals build a stronger educational foundation and create opportunities for a brighter future.
Since Our Inception
Across the Nation
Working Together
For Education
Who are minorities preparing to enroll in an accredited college, university, community college, trade school, or vocational program.
Pursuing an associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, or other recognized postsecondary credential.
Returning to school or pursuing a new educational or career pathway, such as leadership training and professional development seminars.
pursuing trade, technical, vocational, professional programs
who demonstrate qualifying financial need and face significant educational expenses.
commitment to expanding educational opportunities for populations that have historically experienced barriers to access.
Please donate today! You donation is tax-deductible (501)(c)(3)
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Scholarship eligibility may vary by program and may include traditional college-age students as well as adult learners.
ASGF scholarships are open to applicants of all genders unless a specific scholarship program establishes otherwise.
ASGF welcomes applicants of all racial and ethnic backgrounds while placing particular emphasis on supporting Black and African American, Hispanic and Latino, Asian American, and American Indian and Alaska Native students and adult learners, as well as individuals from other historically underserve communities.
Applicants must be pursuing an eligible educational or professional development program through an accredited or otherwise recognized institution or program, as applicable to the specific scholarship.
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A Solid Ground Foundation provides educational scholarships to students and adult learners from middle- to upper-middle-income households who may not qualify for traditional need-based financial assistance but may still face significant educational expenses.
To be considered for a scholarship, applicants must meet the Foundation’s household income guidelines:
Household income will be evaluated based on the applicant’s total annual household income, as defined by the Foundation’s scholarship application requirements. Meeting the income guidelines does not guarantee a scholarship. Awards will be determined based on the Foundation’s established eligibility criteria, available funding, educational goals, and the overall merits of the application.
