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To develop underserved high school students into productive citizens through family, school, and community partnerships by way of monitoring self-progress, academic achievement, extracurricular activities, and community service.
ABOUT US
The Titus 2 Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization created to help students from non-traditional families navigate their high school careers and make informed decisions regarding their post-secondary options.



MISSION
VISION
All graduating high school students will be provided with long-term opportunities and resources to fulfill their post-secondary endeavors.
To develop underserved high school students into productive citizens through family, school, and community partnerships by way of monitoring self-progress, academic achievement, extracurricular activities, and community service.

HISTORY
Established in 2018, the Titus 2 Foundation was inspired by the experiences of our founder. As a longtime high school business education teacher, she witnessed many students slip through the cracks for various reasons. She realized that with additional support and resources beyond the classroom, these students could thrive and reach their full potential. This understanding led to our guiding principle: “Connecting Family, School, and Community.” She recognized that when students engage in extracurricular activities, give back through community service, and collaborate with their families to track progress, they are more likely to succeed in developing and pursuing a post-secondary plan.
Due to the pandemic of 2020, we were forced to place our plans to launch our program in schools on hold. However, in August of 2020 the first two recipients of the Towles Family Scholarship were awarded $500 each to help cover school expenses. We are currently in the process of planning and raising funds to implement our program in schools. Since its inception, we have successfully awarded over $23,000 in scholarships to deserving students. Our first recipient graduated in 2024 from Washington University with a degree in architecture.
Our Goals
Provide work-based learning opportunities for HS students
Increase funding to help enhance our programs
Increase emotional self-regulation and mental health awareness
Provide long-term support for students beyond high school






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