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| 951 | Beverly Schmitt | In today's economy, it is not unusual for someone to have 2-3 professional careers. Do NOT limit a woman's chance to provide for herself and her family. I have homeschooled my daughters for the last 17 years along with 14 other children that were not my own. I have a masters degree in social work, but the opportunities in my area are slim to none especially since I had to put my career on hold to raise my children. I am one of those moms that needs to get back out in the workforce. Without a federal grant, further education for me is simply impossible. |
| 952 | Val Gamble | Education should be FREE to all americans! Give working moms (the hardest working people of all) a chance to better themselves! |
| 953 | Marsha Johnson | I'm at a crossroad in ,y life where Project Working Moms would benefit me in starting over. |
| 954 | Anonymous | |
| 955 | Maria Kovacs | PLEASE know that these single moms and dads are up against a tremendous headwind. Our children are the future and that equates to the future of our world! Don't forget us when we need the assistance now. It will benefit the whole world when our children become the responsible and positivly productive citizens of a bright new world! PLEASE help us now. Thank you. |
| 956 | Sally Letherman | College immediately after high school is not possible for many Americans. It is important to have offer opportunities for working parents to continue to seek higher education without endangering their family's financial welfare to do so. |
| 957 | Shawna Dowgiert | |
| 958 | Lynna Eskeets | |
| 959 | Marylin Felix | Soy puertorriqueña y soy madre soltera, con dos hijas estudiantes. durante años pospuse mis estudios universitarios a nivel doctoral por el cuido de mis hijas. Ahora se me brinda la oportunidad en la Universidad Metropolitana de Cupey en PR, de la fundación Ana G. Mendez. Quiero saber si nosotros cualificamos para este tipo de becas en nuestro país. Me gustaría que me ofrecieran información y quizás un poco de aliento y esperanza para continuar mis estudios. Espero su respuesta |
| 960 | Rene Sturdavant | |
| 961 | Hilary Brennan | I am a teen mother with 2 children, and I think this scholorship program is wonderful. No one needs it more than working moms!! |
| 962 | Elaine Chavez | As Opra has aired that over 75% of America's poor are that of single mom's who are trying to get a hand up. Let start by helping these mom's get an education and start a new life cycle of education in America. |
| 963 | madalyn dillard | |
| 964 | Anonymous | There is not enough financial aid available to help those who need to go back to school the most: single working moms |
| 965 | Holli Campbell | |
| 966 | Anonymous | |
| 967 | Anonymous | Working mothers (single parents) have MORE difficulty going to school and will suffer from a lower standard of living. This help to perpetuate the cycle of poverty |
| 968 | Kristy | Working Moms really deserve this making a living in todays world without out a degree is impossible especially if you are planning on making any real money! It takes alot to feed and cloth a family these days! |
| 969 | Marcella Garcia | As a working mom I understand how hard it is to come up with the means for an education. Its hard to get back on your feet after having a baby. |
| 970 | Julie Walker | |
| 971 | Melissa White | |
| 972 | Anonymous | |
| 973 | Anonymous | |
| 974 | Anonymous | |
| 975 | Anonymous | |
| 976 | Tammy Marriott | |
| 977 | Teresa Lynn Sanchez | There needs to be more available funding for single working mothers to continue their educations, enabling them to better themselves and the lives of their children. By furthering their education they can set a good example for their kids. As everyone knows, children follow the example of their parent and it's kind of tough to convey the importance and benefits of going as far as one can in their education if the parent they reside with never had the chance to or was prevented from attending a higher institution of learning simply because they could not afford it.Thank You. |
| 978 | Alyssa Belfield | I recently had to withdrawn from class because of finances. I had an outstanding balance due to my online school that I wasnt able to pay. I was once class shy of graduation. |
| 979 | Barbara Rayborn | |
| 980 | Anonymous | All Moms of all ages should be encouraged to get a degree. |
| 981 | Anonymous | |
| 982 | Anonymous | From personal experience, a lot of the universities class schedules are not flexible. Classes are not gear for adult but for high school graduates, and young adults with no children. |
| 983 | Casey Mays | Today's economy is failing due to lack of education. The cause for this lack of education is that most Americans are raising kids and barely getting by on their wages. I f there was more funding for working mothers, the economy would benefit greatly. WE NEED A CHANCE TO REACH OUR FULL POTENTIAL TOO. |
| 984 | Anonymous | there should be more help for anybody wanting to go back to school especially with costs today |
| 985 | Anonymous | More adult females need help completing their education. I just cannot afford it with my stretched to thin budget. |
| 986 | janet | |
| 987 | Anonymous | It's not just Single Mom's who suffer,I am married and can't afford to finish my education due to inflated child care costs and gas prices and I work full time also. Help!! |
| 988 | Candace Allen | |
| 989 | Keshia Rainey | |
| 990 | Anonymous | There need to be more funds available for working moms to be able to go back to school to pursue their education. Like myself, alot of working moms put their own needs on the back burner to help others and forget about their own needs. When it is the right time to pursue their education it is almost impossible with the cost so high and the economy so bad. This is an EXCELLENT opportunity for working mothers to be able to further their education. |
| 991 | Joyce Walker | |
| 992 | Yvonne Dixon | |
| 993 | Anonymous | There is not enough financial aid available to help those who need to go back to school the most: single working mother. |
| 994 | Goldie Hendricks | Hard working mothers would love the opportunity to be able to further their educations just like the young kids fresh out of High School but the difference between the two is simple; kids fresh out of High School going to college usually flunk out in the first semester due to "partying" and do not realize at that young of an age the value that education will bring to their lives; simply put, they do not appreciate it. Working mothers, on the other hand, knows what that education can do for them and their families so they work harder and most receive high marks; simply put, they do appreciate it and value its worth as if it were priceless...which it is for them. |
| 995 | shannon collins | this is a very helpful site. keep up the good work |
| 996 | Harmony Hannam | Working mothers and especially Single Working Mothers need a way to get out of the poverty rut. Please consider us for scholarships and extended school schedules |
| 997 | Brenda | not enough financial aid available to help those who need to go back to school the most: single working mothers. |
| 998 | Lided Cerda | |
| 999 | sandra joseph | |
| 1000 | Tammy | |
