Send Jamal to College: First Scholar in His Family

Jamal Thompson, 18, grew up in one of Atlanta's most underserved neighbourhoods, raised by a single mother who worked two jobs to keep food on the table. Despite every obstacle, Jamal graduated top of his class and has been accepted to Georgia Tech on a partial scholarship to study Computer Engineering.

However, the remaining tuition, housing, textbooks, and living expenses amount to $40,000 over four years — a sum his family simply cannot cover. Jamal has applied for every grant available but still faces a significant gap. He dreams of becoming an engineer and giving back to his community by developing tech solutions for underprivileged youth.

This campaign is about more than one student — it is about breaking a cycle. Jamal would be the first person in his family to attend college. Your contribution, no matter how small, brings him one step closer to a future he has worked incredibly hard to deserve.