Project Discovery
Empowerment & College Preparation
Based at T.C. Williams High School and the Minnie Howard 9th Grade Center, Project Discovery prepares and motivates low income and first generation college-eligible students to access opportunities in higher education. Through workshops and trips to college campuses, Project Discovery provides vital information about how to set and achieve educational goals. This program is supported by a Project Discover Advisory Board whose mission is to raise funds, promote community involvement and foster positive public relations.
For more information, call 703.746.5970 or email ron.frazier@alexandriava.gov .
Donations
Project Discovery, a college preparatory program for at-risk youth, requests for donations to program initiatives such as college access workshops, visits to colleges and universities and book scholarships for graduating senior and alumni.
Project Discovery Walkathon
Each spring, the City of Alexandria hosts a Walkathon, the proceeds of which benefit Project Discovery. Ninety-one percent of last year’s Project Discovery graduating seniors continued their education at two- or four-year colleges or technical schools. Thank you to those that participated in the 2016 Walkathon at Fort Ward Park.
Make a donation to support the 2016 Walkathon
Collect pledges for the Walkathon towards your fundraising goal