Alumni
We are grateful to have served more than 100,000 students over the last 23 years. They are now our alumni, and many continue to support the organization through gifts of time and resources. Our alumni know firsthand the power of Project SUCCESS to shape students' futures. If you had Project SUCCESS in middle or high school, we'd love to hear from you!
Get Involved
Volunteer
We have many volunteer opportunities for Project SUCCESS alumni, including driving students to and from theater performances. Interested in volunteering? Fill out our alumni form and make sure to check that you're willing to volunteer!
Connect and Share
Follow Project SUCCESS on Facebook (including our Facebook group dedicated to Project SUCCESS alumni), Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram. Also, please reach out to tell us your story.
Becoming an ambassador for Project SUCCESS costs nothing but time, and you are helping Project SUCCESS in priceless ways inspire more community support.
Make a Gift
Thank you for your interest in giving to Project SUCCESS. Your contribution will help current and future students dream, plan and succeed by having some of the same opportunities you were offered as a student. Learn more about the many ways you can contribute on our Make a Gift page.
Meet Our Alumni
Reconnect with Project SUCCESS and your fellow alumni through upcoming events, sharing your personal Project SUCCESS stories and hearing from other alumni who participated in Project SUCCESS in school. Do you have an upcoming school event or reunion that you'd like Project SUCCESS to be involved in? Contact Sai Chang.
Alumni Stories
Fanta Diallo, South High School, Class of 2016
Hear how Project SUCCESS impacted Fanta's success in high school and college, and why she gives back.
Frances Boehnlein, Southwest High School, Class of 2006
"I give back to Project SUCCESS because they gave me the resources and the confidence to apply to a school that was right for me. They really took time for students to get to know themselves. They dug really deep on what that means, who you are, and who you want to be. That's something that a lot of organizations don't do."
Danny Lee, South High School, Class of 2004
Hear how through theater experiences with Project SUCCESS gave Danny an opportunity to foster new and important discussions with his peers.
