Our Impact
In three decadesā time, Project Success has worked with 225,000+ students and counting: alumni who have deeper understanding of themselves and an authentically personal vision of their future.
With over 30 years of sustained data, Project Successā DIG methodology inspires meaningful engagement from students that increases academic performance and sets the stage for the future:āÆ
- 90% of students report that Project Success helps them set goals and create a plan for after graduation.āÆ
- 96% of teachers report that Project Success helps students set goals for the future.āÆ
“Project Success works. It helps support our efforts in closing the achievement gaps. We see statistically significant positive gains in on-time graduation rates, attendance and most importantly grade point average, which is the greatest predictor of future success.”
– Eric Moore, Former Chief of Accountability, Research and Equity, Minneapolis Public SchoolsāÆ


Check out our latest Annual Report
Project Success is pleased to present our annual report reflecting the activities, financial position, and donors from July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025.
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Project Success: 32 Years of Connecting Students to their Purpose
Learn about our programming's impact directly from our community, including our Minneapolis and Mankato middle and high school students, alumni, community partners, education leaders, PS staff, and more.
The Latest from Project Success
Check out the recent stories from Project Success about our students and families, programs, events, and impact!
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From Ninth Grade to Senior YearĀ
At South High School, Project Success facilitator Heidi Hafermann reflects on four years of relationships, growth, and the lasting connections that help students build confidence and imagine what’s possible for their futures.
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A Golden Start at SanfordĀ
With 142 students auditioning for Willy Wonka Jr., Sanford’s musical season is off to an exciting start, full of courage, second chances, and opportunities to grow.
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The Institute is backĀ
From culinary classes and bike repair to drawing and technology, students are discovering new interests, building skills, and finding community at the PS Institute.

