Named scholarships
Recognize a person, family or company through a fund that supports future participants. Named funds begin at $50,000.
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Endowment
The FFI endowment
Help strengthen the long-term future of youth leadership through the FFI Endowment and the ’86 Society.
Make room for the young people who come next.
A lasting source of support
A young person should be able to take part in FFI because they are ready to learn, regardless of what their family can afford. An endowment helps sustain that commitment beyond a single appeal or program year.
Endowment gifts are invested to provide ongoing support for FFI, while annual donations help pay for current programs and operations.
The people behind the long term purpose
“She is more comfortable and confident in herself. She made connections with peers that have had a positive impact. We wish she had found FFI earlier but are so grateful she was able to participate.”
Put a name and a purpose behind your gift.
Named fellowships
Help alumni continue learning and contribute their skills to FFI and their communities.
Explore fellowshipsA gift of any size
You can contribute to the endowment without establishing a named fund. Tell us what you want your support to accomplish.
Talk with SteveChoose how you would like to contribute.
Contact Steve before making an endowment gift so its purpose is recorded and the appropriate giving arrangements are confirmed.
Arrange an endowment giftExplore a gift through your estate planKnow what your gift will support.
Ask about the fund’s purpose, investment oversight, distributions and how FFI will keep you informed. We welcome those conversations.
FFI’s long term endowment goal is $10 million. It is a goal, not the current fund balance.
Feedback, surveys and CandidAsk about stewardshipNamed scholarship · US dollars
50,000A scholarship with a name and a future.
A $50,000 gift can establish a named scholarship fund, creating an enduring connection between a donor’s values and future FFI participants.
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