Get a Mentor
Every student deserves someone who believes in them. Our Purpose & Path Mentorship Program pairs students with caring adults who provide guidance, support, and real-world wisdom to help you navigate high school, plan for college, and build the future you deserve.
We are building partnerships with schools, recruiting experienced mentors, and creating the infrastructure to provide the highest level of support when students join our program. This preparation ensures every match is thoughtful, every mentor is trained, and every student receives the attention they deserve.
In the meantime, interested families can submit an interest form to receive priority notification when enrollment opens.
What Your Student Will Receive
Research shows students with mentors are 55% more likely to enroll in college, have 52% fewer absences, and are 78% more likely to volunteer regularly. A mentor doesn't just help with homework—they change trajectories.
Personalized Guidance
Monthly one-on-one meetings with a caring adult who listens, supports, and helps navigate challenges in school, at home, and in life.
College & Career Planning
Help with college applications, scholarship essays, career exploration, resume building, and connecting with professionals in fields your student is interested in.
Life Skills & Financial Literacy
Learn essential money management, budgeting, credit, and decision-making skills that schools don't teach but every adult needs.
Expanded Worldview
Exposure to career paths, industries, and opportunities your student may not know exist—showing them what's possible beyond their current circumstances.
Accountability & Encouragement
Someone who checks in on goals, celebrates wins, helps problem-solve setbacks, and believes in your student even when they don't believe in themselves.
A Trusted Adult Who Cares
Sometimes the most powerful thing a mentor provides is just showing up consistently— proving that your student matters and their future is worth investing in.
Is Your Student Eligible?
To participate in Purpose & Path Mentorship when it launches, students must meet the following criteria:
- Currently in grades 9-12 in an under-resourced community or participating in a school choice program
- Willing to meet with a mentor at least once per month (typically 1-2 hours)
- Available to participate in the program for at least 12 months
- Student genuinely wants a mentor and is willing to engage in the relationship
- Parent or guardian is willing and able to support the mentorship relationship