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Supporting single parents and their children in the pursuit of academic excellence, economic mobility and independence from government programs.

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It's your last chance in 2019 to make a tax-deductible gift to IFRG! Your gift can send a single-parent through education to build a better life for their family, or help smart-but-struggling students succeed in school. Support families today at: https://t.co/PSv7yY5yFq

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What are you hoping to accomplish in the new year?

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Having a child attend early care and education can give them a head start in school.

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Hope you all get to spend quality time with your loved ones this holiday season!

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This Holiday Season, a gift to IFRG can mean the difference for a single-parent or single-income family struggling to build a better life for themselves. Give them the tools they need through education and support IFRG today! https://t.co/PSv7yYna40

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Take steps to create opportunities and help yourself reach your goals.

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There is a clear connection between education levels and income.

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You never know how successful you will be at something unless you try it.

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Many factors influence a child’s reading competency, and home environment can play a large role.

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The IFRG can help you with more than tuition. If you are currently pursuing an education, we may be able to help you out with paying utilities, child care, medical bills, and other essentials.

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There won’t always be a “right time” to start something new so might as well start today!

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This #GivingTuesday, help support single-parent students by donating to IFRG! Your contributions can help them create better lives for themselves and their families. https://t.co/xjLX7gZsuv

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Happy Thanksgiving! We are thankful for all our supporters that help the IFRG grow and increase our impact on those who need it.

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Children who are chronically absent in kindergarten and first grade are far less likely to read proficiently by the end of third grade.

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Is there something new you’ve wanted to try lately? Give it a shot and see where it takes you.

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Education usually comes with a lot of fees, on top of tuition. The IFRG can help you out! We provide funding for tuition, books, certification fees, and more.

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Full-time workers with a high school diploma earn almost $10,000 more per year than those without a diploma. If they have some college, but no degree, their median earnings are $13,000 higher, which increases to $18,000 for people with an Associate’s degree.

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When you have a goal to work towards, it makes the working a little bit easier. Set your goals high, and believe in your ability to achieve them! #MondayMotivation

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Give single parents the funds they need to pay rent, utilities, medical bills, and other essential needs this holiday season. IFRG's Family Assistance Program helps single parent students get the boost they need to make a better life for their family: https://t.co/zX8qwwSyKa

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Poor health and concerns about safety can turn promising young students into chronic absentees. Attendance throughout elementary school is crucial for a child’s future; when parents engage with their children and their teachers they can help improve their child’s attendance rate.