Investing In Our Future

Our Mission

We envision a future where every child has access to a quality and innovative education that empowers them to achieve their fullest potential. We are committed to providing the resources and opportunities necessary for equipping students with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in any path they choose.

Our Vision

The Pinecrest Foundation is dedicated to the education, support, and success of all students by connecting community partners to schools. We strive to unite the community to prepare students for college, career and beyond.

Our families represent a large and engaged demographic, with many fitting the target audience for businesses in education, family services, healthcare, retail, and more. By partnering with Pinecrest, you can expect a significant impact as you reach a broad audience in one of the fastest-growing regions in the state.

 Impact by the Numbers

 5,000 

FAMILIES

 9,000 

STUDENTS

7

SCHOOLS

Student Impact Stories

  • "Attending CSN allows me to take a very wide range of classes that align with my interests while still giving me flexibility should I choose to transfer my degree to a different college later on. Through my college experience, I have met and developed close friends who have challenged me and diversified my ways of thinking."

  • "I have been at Pinecrest since Fourth Grade and have constantly heard about the dual enrollment program. I am very grateful for the opportunity my school has provided and this scholarship is providing. My sister and brother were also in the dual enrollment program and they both have very bright futures. I want to do the same. I have seen firsthand how beneficial this program is and with help from The Pinecrest Foundation, I am able to continue to pursue this opportunity."

  • "I never thought that I would be on the path to obtain my associates degree by the time I graduate highschool. But now that Pinecrest has given me the opportunity to take college courses at CSN, I’m able to experience those feelings of independence while still being in highschool. Neither of my parents nor my seven siblings attended college, so it has always been an important goal of mine to become a first generation college graduate."