"The test of the morality of a society is what it does for its children." –D. Bonhoeffer
Newsletter Updates
-EBSCO Industries contributes $30,000 Challenge Grant
-Boeing Company celebrates 15,000th child screened in North Alabama with $30,000 grant
-SpeakFirst pair brings home championship at Georgia tournament
-CollegeFirst wins $25,000 award from Pepsi Refresh Competition
-CollegeFirst serves 215 high school students pursuing college-level calculus, biology, and chemistry courses
-First nineteen SpeakFirst graduates have earned $2.8 million college scholarships
-Impact Alabama welcomes 2011-12 team
-FocusFirst completes record year: screens 32,000children across state
-Cataracts discovered in Coffee County 3-year-old; follow-up surgery successfully restores vision
-UA quarterback participates in 100,000th child screened
-Year-by-year statistics (2004-2011)
-SaveFirst secures $8 million in refunds for low-income working Alabama families
-Campus coalition increases families served by 20% over previous year, saving 4,300 households approximately $1.3 million in commercial tax prep fees
-Birmingham’s Brightest Company Trivia Competition Results Announced
-Indian Springs School bests 138 teams from across the state to win $20,000 Grand Prize on behalf of Fertile Minds Learning Garden
-Top-ranked teams announced
-Huntsville’s Brightest Company Trivia Competition Results Announced
-DMD, LLC bests 31 teams from the Huntsville region to win $10,000 grand prize on behalf of the Arc of Madison County
-Top-ranked teams announced
-Mobile’s Brightest Company Trivia Competition Results Announced
-Playhouse in the Park bests 30 teams from the Mobile region to win $10,000 Prize
-Top-ranked teams announced
-Montgomery’s Brightest Company Trivia Competition Results Announced
-Faulkner University bests 25 teams from the Montgomery region to win $10,000 Prize on behalf of its Student Technology Center
-Top-ranked teams announced
-SpeakFirst all-star debate team competes at National Championship
-First three classes of graduates (sixteen students) have earned $2.5 million in college scholarships
