Santa Monica
Educational
Foundation
Welcome to
Santa Monica Educational Foundation
Empower a Child’s Future,
Your Donation Fuels
Their Education
Academic Support &
Tutoring
Help Student overcome learning gaps.
Career Readiness
Workshops
Prepare Students for
real-world success.
Wellness and Personal
Development
Support Student’s mental
health and growth.
“Empowering the financially challenged, academically deserving youth to reach their full potential.”
“Sta. Monica Educational Foundation envisions a future where every student has equal access to quality education and the support to rise above poverty, pursue their dreams, and become empowered individuals who uplift their families and communities.”
Student Assistance and Support Programs
Our after-school and weekend tutoring programs give students one-on-one guidance in reading, writing, math, and science, ensuring no child falls behind.
We offer resume building, public speaking, entrepreneurship, and internship opportunities that help students plan for higher education or enter the workforce with confidence.
Through counseling, mindfulness sessions, and life-skills training, students learn how to manage stress, build resilience, and believe in themselves.
When you give, you’re helping open doors to brighter futures.
Here’s how your support makes a difference: Opening Opportunities: Your gift helps provide scholarships so students can focus on learning, not financial stress.
Tools for Learning: From books to laptops, you’re putting the right resources directly into students’ hands.
Empowering Teachers: Donations support training and tools that help teachers inspire and guide their classrooms.
Building Confidence: You’re fueling programs like mentoring, tutoring, and after-school activities that help kids thrive.
Every dollar you give goes straight to creating more opportunities for students and every bit of it matters.
Santa Monica
Educational
Foundation
“Every child deserves a chance to learn, grow, and dream. Your support lights the way on their educational journey.”