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BMTT Educational Initiatives

School BooksIn the area of education, we focus our efforts on the following objectives:

* To increase educational performance and attainment in Black communities;
* To promote and support historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs);
* To provide knowledge sharing and research opportunities for students and educators;
* To provide extracurricular opportunities for college students such as mentoring, community service, internships, federal work study, etc.;
* To partner with institutions that target the Black community and complement our programming by establishing strategic alliances with them;
* To measure our progress by documenting and reporting our successes and failures using quantitative and qualitative methodologies.

  
BMTT Programs

Endow a Scholarship Fund in Your Name

Here’s how it works

You determine the awardees’ selection requirements and put money into an account setup for this purpose (e.g., endow the fund). We market and administer the fund on your behalf according to your selection requirements. A special committee will be set up to award scholarships to eligible participants. All awardees and amounts awarded will be listed on our Web site and on our IRS Form 990. Your endowment amount may be tax deductible. Consult a tax professional. See the link below for more information and for the application.

The minimum endowment amount is $500. To get started, see the link below for the application.

College Internship and Federal Work Study Program

The BMTT College Internship and Federal Work Study Program facilitates the identification and placement of college students into for-profit and non-profit employment. Specifically, the BMTT markets this program to employers, colleges and universities, and post-secondary students. In addition, it helps support internship programs and federal work study programs for colleges and universities and for employers by providing technical assistance. Non-profit employers may be able to hire eligible college students via the Federal Work Study (FWS) program.

Small businesses seeking talented college students are encouraged to apply for this program. See the link below for more information. Also, see the benefits of becoming a BMTT Small Business Member.

  
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