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Here’s where you can find more information about our active chapters, learn about their impact, and discover how you can get involved.
The Esther Funds FAMU Collegiate Chapter is officially chartered on the campus of Florida A&M University, dedicated to supporting underrepresented students and preventing college dropouts. Through mentorship, community service, and various academic initiatives, the chapter has made a significant impact on student success. Click here to learn more about their efforts and the positive changes they’re bringing to their campus.
The Esther Funds Foundation Chapter at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte (EFF UNCC) was officially chartered on February 28, 2025, making history as the second collegiate chapter and the first out-of-state chapter outside of Florida within EFF.
This chapter was chartered by Tamara Simpson, a dedicated leader committed to bringing EFF’s mission to UNCC. With this expansion, EFF continues its mission to prevent college dropouts, support students in need, and create opportunities for academic and personal success.
EFF UNCC is ready to empower students, foster community, and make every future fulfilled!
The Esther Funds Foundation is expanding its mission to support college students and prevent dropouts across the U.S. by forming a new chapter at Xavier University of Louisiana (XULA). While the chapter is still pending official acceptance, it is anticipated to commence activities in the upcoming fall semester. Students and supporters are encouraged to follow their progress on Instagram
The Esther Funds Foundation is broadening its reach to support college students nationwide by establishing a new chapter at Sam Houston State University (SHSU) in Huntsville, Texas. While the chapter is pending official acceptance, it aims to begin operations in the upcoming fall semester. Students and supporters are encouraged to follow their progress on Instagram .
The Esther Funds Foundation is working to establish a new chapter at Savannah State University (SSU) in Savannah, Georgia. While the chapter is pending official acceptance, it aims to begin operations in the upcoming fall semester. Students and supporters are encouraged to follow their progress on Instagram
The Florida State University Section of Esther Funds Foundation is dedicated to supporting student success and preventing college dropouts through service, outreach, and advocacy. Though not yet a full chapter, FSU students actively contribute to EFF’s mission by volunteering, collaborating with the FAMU chapter, and engaging in local initiatives. As the section continues to grow, it remains committed to creating a positive impact on campus and throughout the Tallahassee community.
The Grambling State University Collegiate Section of the Esther Funds Foundation is dedicated to preventing college dropouts by supporting students through faith, community, and access to resources. As an official chapter in the process of being approved, we are committed to helping students overcome barriers such as financial hardship, mental health challenges, and lack of support—factors that often lead to students leaving school before graduation.
Through donation drives, service projects, campus engagement, and emergency assistance efforts, we strive to create a community where students feel seen, supported, and empowered to succeed. Rooted in faith and driven by purpose, our chapter works to ensure that every student’s future is fulfilled.
Please note: Our application for official recognition is currently pending with Grambling State University.
The Esther Funds Foundation at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University is a student-led chapter dedicated to preventing college dropouts through mentorship, emergency resources, service, and Christ-centered support. Founded in 2025, this chapter empowers NCAT students—especially those who are first-generation, low-income, or from underrepresented backgrounds—by providing the tools, encouragement, and community needed to succeed in higher education.
The Esther Funds Foundation at Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU) is a student-led chapter dedicated to preventing college dropouts through mentorship, emergency resources, service, and Christ-centered support. Founded in 2025, this chapter empowers PVAMU students—especially those who are first-generation, low-income, or from underrepresented backgrounds—by providing the tools, encouragement, and community needed to succeed in higher education.
This chapter’s official registration with the university is currently pending, but you can follow their journey and get involved by clicking the link below.
The Esther Funds Foundation at Tallahassee State College (TSC) is a student-led chapter committed to preventing college dropouts through mentorship, emergency resources, service, and Christ-centered support. Founded in 2025, this chapter aims to empower TSC students—particularly those who are first-generation, low-income, or from underrepresented backgrounds—by providing the tools, encouragement, and community needed to succeed in higher education.
While the chapter's official registration with the college is currently pending, you can follow their journey and get involved by clicking the link below.
The Esther Funds Foundation at Texas Southern University (TSU) is a student-led chapter committed to preventing college dropouts through mentorship, emergency resources, service, and Christ-centered support. Founded in 2025, this chapter aims to empower TSU students—particularly those who are first-generation, low-income, or from underrepresented backgrounds—by providing the tools, encouragement, and community needed to succeed in higher education.
While the chapter's official registration with the university is currently pending, you can follow their journey and get involved by clicking the link below.
Want to bring a chapter to your campus? Apply here! The only requirement is that you must be a student at a U.S. college or university.
Esther Funds Foundation
The Internal Revenue Service at the moment does not recognizes the Esther Funds Foundation. (EFF) as a 501(c)(3) exempt organization and public charity. Contributions to EFF are not tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. EFF tax identification number 93-4917509
Jesus Christ is our Light and Foundation.
Everything we do at Esther Funds Foundation is made possible through the love, grace, and strength of Christ Jesus.
"And who knows but that you have come to your royal position for such a time as this?"
— Esther 4:14
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