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Sovanna & SaraVon Katz
Educational Grant Intelligence Report

Oakwood University (Huntsville, AL)  ·  Cornell College (Mount Vernon, IA)
📅 Generated: August 12, 2026
🏠 Home State: California
🎓 Status: Returning Undergraduates
✝️ Seventh-day Adventist Community
🎨 Creative/Arts Focus
🏦 High Financial Need
⚡ TIME-SENSITIVE: Action Required This Week

August 10, 2026 enrollment deadline has passed — but that does not close the door. Several gap scholarship windows are open now through December 1, 2026, and late enrollment or Spring 2027 re-enrollment is still possible. The most urgent step is contacting Oakwood's Financial Aid Office and filing FAFSA (if not already done) today. Every day without a completed FAFSA is aid left on the table.

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$32–36K
Oakwood Annual Cost
(Resident, per student)
$69,220
Cornell College Iowa
Annual Cost (2026-27)
$7,395
Max Federal Pell Grant
(per student, per year)
$31,000+
Cornell Auto Merit Award
(first-year; $23K transfer)
$19,700
Max Combined Grants
Identified This Report
15
Distinct Funding Sources
Catalogued Below

🕊️ Situation Brief — Sovanna's Story (GRACEngine Assessment)

Sovanna Katz is a returning undergraduate at Oakwood University (Huntsville, AL) — a Seventh-day Adventist HBCU — seeking to re-enroll alongside her sister SaraVon. Both are California residents facing acute financial hardship. Sovanna is a creative who has already demonstrated measurable personal growth through her first year of college: she overcame social anxiety to lead, built lasting community, and was selected for an incoming-student leadership program. She is not asking for charity — she is a fighter who is building a case to fund her own dream and give back to her community.

GRACEngine Strategic Note: Sovanna's personal narrative is an asset — it is specific, emotionally compelling, and aligned with exactly the criteria that gap, emergency, and community-impact scholarship panels look for. Her story of overcoming social anxiety, choosing to lead, and reaching out on behalf of her family (not just herself) should appear in every application essay and video, adapted to each grant's angle.

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TIER 1 · FOUNDATION
Federal Pell Grant
U.S. Department of Education · Federal Student Aid (StudentAid.gov)
Up to $7,395/yr each Rolling — file ASAP FOUNDATION — all aid depends on this
Eligibility
  • U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen
  • Demonstrated financial need (low SAI on FAFSA)
  • Undergraduate seeking first bachelor's degree
  • Enrolled at least half-time
  • No prior bachelor's degree
How to Apply
  • Create FSA ID at StudentAid.gov
  • Complete 2026-27 FAFSA online
  • Use 2024 tax returns and W-2s
  • List Oakwood (006389) and/or Cornell Iowa (001856)
  • Aid packaged 2–8 weeks after submission
GRACEngine Note

Both Sovanna AND SaraVon must file their own FAFSA individually. This is non-negotiable — every grant, scholarship, and institutional aid package below requires or is enhanced by a current FAFSA on file. If they have not filed 2026-27 FAFSA, this is the first call to make today.

UNCF Emergency Student Aid (ESA)
United Negro College Fund · Through Oakwood University Financial Aid Office
Up to $2,500 (avg $2,000) Year-round · Contact Oakwood NOW OAKWOOD HBCU STUDENTS ONLY
Types of Aid Available
  • Degree Completion Aid — covers outstanding tuition/fees (up to $2,500)
  • Emergency Retention Grants — medical, family hardship (up to $1,000)
  • Emergency Loans — interest-free for timing gaps (up to $500)
  • Food & Housing Insecurity — dining credits, rent assistance
How to Access
  • Contact Oakwood Financial Aid: 256-726-7210
  • Email: ousa@oakwood.edu
  • Explain enrollment status and hardship directly
  • 92% of UNCF-qualifying students can access this
  • Disbursed through the school — not direct application to UNCF
Script for Sovanna / SaraVon When Calling

"I'm a returning student trying to re-enroll for Fall 2026. My family is experiencing significant financial hardship and I was unable to meet my balance before the August 10th deadline. I understand Oakwood has access to UNCF emergency student aid and I want to find out what I qualify for and how to apply as quickly as possible. Can someone in financial aid help me navigate this today?"

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TIER 2 · HIGH PRIORITY · BOTH SISTERS APPLY
TMCF | Sallie Mae "Completing the Dream" Gap Scholarship
Thurgood Marshall College Fund × Sallie Mae
$2,500 Deadline: December 1, 2026 OPEN NOW
Eligibility
  • Enrolled full-time OR part-time at accredited institution
  • Undergraduate finishing degree by Spring 2027
  • Minimum 2.75 cumulative GPA
  • U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident
  • Demonstrated financial need / emergency circumstances
  • 50 recipients selected nationally
Application Requirements
  • Apply through scholarships.tmcf.org
  • Submit a 2-minute video:
  • "Tell us about your current financial situation. Why is it important that you receive this funding?"
  • No essay — video is the primary piece
  • FAFSA on file required
Video Script Guidance for Sovanna

"I went back to college for the first time and it changed everything — my anxiety, my confidence, my sense of purpose. I'm a creator. I found my people. I was selected for a student leadership program to guide incoming students the way my own leaders guided me. But my family is in crisis, and I'm a California girl trying to find my way back to Oakwood [or Cornell]. This gap scholarship isn't just about tuition. It's about giving me the chance to become someone who can give back — to my family, to the next generation of students who need someone like me in their corner."

TMCF | Wells Fargo Gap Scholarship
Thurgood Marshall College Fund × Wells Fargo
$1,000 Deadline: December 1, 2026 OPEN NOW
Eligibility
  • Full-time undergraduate (any year) at TMCF member school
  • Minimum 2.75 cumulative GPA
  • 2026-27 FAFSA filed at institution
  • Demonstrated financial need
  • 40 recipients nationally
Application Requirements
  • School account balance statement
  • 2-minute video: "Tell us about your current financial situation. Why is it important that you receive this funding?"
  • Apply through scholarships.tmcf.org
  • Same portal, same login as Sallie Mae above
Note

Both sisters should apply to both TMCF scholarships. Same portal, same video prompt — record once, polish for each. If Oakwood is a TMCF member school (confirm at tmcf.org/member-schools), they are directly eligible. If not, check Cornell College's TMCF status as well.

SDA College Fund Scholarship
Seventh-day Adventist College Fund (sdacollegefund.org)
$2,500/yr Rolling — Apply Now OAKWOOD IS A PARTNER SCHOOL
Eligibility
  • Undergraduate seniors at SDA partner schools who cannot graduate due to financial need
  • Oakwood University is one of the 13 SDA partner institutions
  • Demonstrated unmet financial need
  • GPA requirements vary — contact fund directly
How to Apply
  • Apply via Google Form at sdacollegefund.org
  • Email: info@sdacollegefund.org
  • Mail: PO Box 906, Westbury, NY 11590
  • Confirm deadlines with fund directly — rolling basis
SDA Faith Narrative Angle

"Oakwood has shaped not just my education, but my faith and my calling. I came in as a student who couldn't speak to strangers without my sister by my side. I leave my first year as a student leader, called to shepherd the next generation. My SDA community is my family, and the SDA College Fund is one of the ways I believe God is making a way where there seems to be none."

TIER 3 · STRONG FIT · APPLY THIS MONTH
Rosa A. Wilson Scholarship
Bold.org Fund
$1,000 Deadline: September 5, 2026 CLOSES IN ~3 WEEKS
Eligibility
  • Female-identifying African American
  • Undergraduate student
  • From Alabama or Georgia (⚠ Sovanna is CA resident but attends Oakwood in AL — confirm if school location or home state applies)
  • 3.0+ GPA required
  • Majoring in helping profession: social work, nursing, pre-med, education
Application Requirements
  • Essay: 400–600 words
  • "How will you leverage your degree to support BIPOC women and engage in social justice work?"
  • Winners announced October 6, 2026
  • Apply directly at Bold.org
Essay Angle

"I don't study 'helping' — I live it. As an empath who has watched her parents fight for their family while the system kept saying no, I've learned that the most important thing you can do for BIPOC women is to show up. Not theoretically — but at 2am when someone is crying, when the anxiety is crippling, when the money ran out. My degree is the credential; my calling came long before."

Bold.org "Be Bold" No-Essay Scholarship
Bold.org
$25,000 ~September 1, 2026 — URGENT CLOSES VERY SOON
Eligibility
  • All students (no demographic restrictions)
  • No essay required
  • Awarded to applicant with the "boldest profile"
  • Complete and detailed Bold.org profile is key
  • Sovanna's story is genuinely bold — this fits her perfectly
Strategy
  • Create/complete Bold.org profile immediately
  • Describe community involvement, leadership program, overcoming anxiety
  • Include GoFundMe story — shows real initiative
  • Both sisters apply independently
  • Also apply to additional no-essay scholarships while on platform
Sallie Mae $2,000 No-Essay Scholarship (Black Women)
Sallie Mae × Bold.org
$2,000 Monthly Rolling Deadline APPLY EVERY MONTH
Eligibility
  • Black women college students
  • No essay required
  • Monthly awards — apply repeatedly
How to Apply
  • Apply at Bold.org (same account as above)
  • Set a monthly calendar reminder to re-apply
  • Both sisters are eligible
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TIER 4 · INSTITUTIONAL SOURCES · CONTACT SCHOOLS DIRECTLY
Oakwood University: "My Road to Graduation" Scholarship
Oakwood University Financial Aid
Up to $3,000/yr ($1,500/semester) Ask Financial Aid
Eligibility
  • First-time freshmen completing 15+ Oakwood credit hours per semester
  • 2.0 GPA minimum
  • Available up to 9 semesters
  • ⚠ "First-time freshmen" restriction — confirm if returning students qualify
Contact
  • Phone: 256-726-7210 (Financial Aid)
  • Student Accounts: 256-726-7383
  • Email: ousa@oakwood.edu
  • Ask about transfer or returning student scholarship equivalents
Oakwood University: STEP (Student Training Entrepreneurial Program)
Oakwood University — Office of Spiritual Life
Up to $2,600 matching Year-Round
How It Works
  • Student earns $2,600 in commission through Literature Evangelism campaigns
  • Oakwood matches that amount (≈ covers 20% of attendance)
  • Campaigns run 3×/week for 12 weeks during break periods
  • Combines faith, service, and earning
Why This Fits
  • Sovanna is a creative who loves helping people
  • Deeply faith-motivated
  • Could do this while enrolled — summer or winter break campaign
  • Contact: 256-726-7018 (Office of Spiritual Life)
Pacific Union Conference Education Scholarships
Seventh-day Adventist · Central California Conference / Pacific Union
Varies — covers Oakwood students Annual — confirm new cycle
Eligibility
  • Students enrolled at Oakwood University explicitly listed as eligible school
  • Must be affiliated with CCC or Pacific Union conference church
  • Annual deadline (past year: June 30) — check new cycle opening
  • Baptized SDA member or child of baptized member preferred
How to Apply
  • Online: pacuniongrants.smapply.io
  • Contact CCC Education Dept: educate.cccadventist.org
  • Confirm with home church whether they have scholarship funds
  • Ask Oakwood's Financial Aid if they know the contact person for Pacific Union students
Cornell College Iowa — Automatic Merit Scholarship + Need-Based Grant
Cornell College, Mount Vernon, Iowa (FAFSA Code: 001856)
$23,000–$31,000/yr auto merit Contact Admissions
What's Automatic
  • First-year students: min $31,000/yr National Academic Scholarship — no extra application needed
  • Transfer students: $23,000/yr guaranteed merit award
  • 99% of students receive some financial assistance
  • Need-based grants on top of merit (with FAFSA)
Cost Reality Check
  • Total cost $69,220 — minus $31,000 merit = $38,220 gap
  • Pell Grant ($7,395) brings it to ~$30,825 remaining
  • Need-based institutional grants can further reduce
  • Net price calculator: cornellcollege.edu/financial-assistance
  • More expensive than Oakwood but higher automatic merit
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Program Amount Eligibility for Sovanna/SaraVon Notes
Cal-HBCU Transfer Grant $5,000 (one-time) ⚠ Partial — requires CA community college ADT transfer to HBCU. If either sister transferred from a CA CC with an ADT, this is live. Contact CSAC: calhbcu@csac.ca.gov
Cal Grant A/B $5,000–$13,000/yr ⚠ Verify — must check if Oakwood is on CSAC eligible school list. Cornell Iowa likely eligible. File FAFSA first; CSAC verifies eligibility
CA Dream Act Mirrors Cal Grant N/A — for undocumented students (AB 540). Does not apply if students are citizens/LPRs.
Action Item — California Aid

Call CSAC (1-888-224-7268) and ask: (1) Is Oakwood University on the 2026-27 Cal Grant eligible school list? (2) Did either sister complete a CA community college ADT before attending Oakwood — if so, the $5,000 Cal-HBCU Transfer Grant may apply retroactively.

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Source Est. Amount (per student) Status
Federal Pell Grant $7,395 ✓ Apply via FAFSA
UNCF Emergency Retention / Degree Completion $1,000–$2,500 ✓ Contact Oakwood FA
TMCF Sallie Mae Gap Scholarship $2,500 ✓ Apply by Dec 1
TMCF Wells Fargo Gap Scholarship $1,000 ✓ Apply by Dec 1
SDA College Fund $2,500 ✓ Apply rolling
Pacific Union Conference Education Scholarship $500–$2,000 ⚠ Confirm new cycle
Rosa A. Wilson Scholarship $1,000 ⚠ Sep 5 deadline; confirm eligibility
Sallie Mae $2,000 Monthly (Black Women) $2,000 ✓ Monthly rolling
Bold.org Be Bold Scholarship $25,000 ⚠ Competitive; ~Sept 1
Oakwood My Road to Graduation / Institutional Aid $1,500–$3,000 ⚠ Confirm via FA office
REALISTIC COMBINED ESTIMATE (excl. Be Bold) $18,395–$21,895 per student Stack all sources

* Oakwood resident cost is ~$32–36K/yr. With $18–22K in stacked aid, remaining gap is $10–18K — bridgeable with payment plans, Oakwood CARE/STEP programs, and continued community fundraising (GoFundMe).

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OpenDoors NGO (opendoorsngo.org)
Educational NGO · San Ramon, California · Closing the Educational Gap in Underserved Communities
CA-BASED ORG · DIRECT OUTREACH Contact Immediately
About OpenDoors NGO

OpenDoors is a California-based educational NGO whose mission is closing the educational gap in underserved communities. They partner with schools and organizations globally, with the stated belief that "education is the key to opportunity, and opportunity is the key to change." Based in San Ramon, CA — same home state as Sovanna & SaraVon, which creates a direct community alignment.

How to Reach Them
  • Website: opendoorsngo.org
  • Email: opendoorsorganization@gmail.com
  • Ask about: partnership opportunities, emergency education grants, referral programs, or organizational letters of support for Sovanna & SaraVon's applications
  • Share Sovanna's story — their mission aligns directly with her situation
GRACEngine Outreach Strategy

Even if OpenDoors NGO does not have a formal student scholarship fund, they may: (1) provide a letter of organizational support that strengthens TMCF or Bold.org applications, (2) know of California-based educational funders that could help, (3) connect Sovanna and SaraVon to their network of education-focused donors and community partners. A California NGO that exists to close education gaps is a natural ally for two California women trying to get back to college. Reach out directly, share the Facebook post and GoFundMe link, and ask what they can do.

→ OpenDoors NGO Website → Google Sites Profile
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GoFundMe Optimization
  • Update the GoFundMe to include a clear funding target breakdown (tuition + specific costs)
  • Share grant application progress — donors like to know their gift leverages institutional matches
  • Ask Oakwood leaders to share the link in chapel or email list
  • Request EGBN community to share widely — especially Facebook groups, church newsletters
  • Post each small win as an update to maintain momentum
EGBN Samaritan Ministry Referral Path
  • EGBN has direct connections to local SDA community — leverage for Pacific Union Conference scholarship introduction
  • GeniusMap (Christina Dykes, EIN 84-4983042) as active 501(c)(3) — can provide letters of support for grant applications
  • Church leaders can write compelling recommendation letters for TMCF applications
  • Optelica / James can help Sovanna format her video application and essays using this document
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Each organization below is assessed for direct eligibility to Sovanna & SaraVon's current situation (California residents, returning undergraduates). Eligibility flags: ✓ APPLY NOW · ⚠ PARTIAL / REGIONAL · ✗ INELIGIBLE (currently enrolled; awareness only)

DIRECTLY ACCESSIBLE — ACT NOW
TRIO — Student Support Services (SSS) ✓ APPLY NOW
U.S. Department of Education · Federal TRIO Programs
Free services + grants Currently Enrolled Students
What It Provides
  • Academic tutoring, counseling, and financial literacy
  • Assistance completing financial aid applications
  • College transfer assistance and graduate school prep
  • Emergency aid referrals and wrap-around support
  • Some SSS programs include grant components up to $500–$2,000/yr
Eligibility & How to Access
  • Must be enrolled at a school that has an SSS program (school applies for the federal grant)
  • First-generation college student, low-income, or student with a disability
  • Action: Ask Oakwood University and Cornell College Iowa if they have a TRIO/SSS office — contact them directly to enroll
  • Also applies during enrollment at California community colleges if re-routing
GRACEngine Note — TRIO Upward Bound & Talent Search

Note: Upward Bound and Talent Search are for middle and high school students — not applicable now. SSS is the TRIO program for currently enrolled undergraduates. This is the one to pursue immediately. Ask at Oakwood's Dean of Students office or academic affairs for their SSS coordinator.

→ Federal TRIO Home Page
Year Up United ⚠ CONDITIONAL — CHECK CA LOCATION
Year Up United · yearup.org
Stipend + college credits Rolling Applications
What It Is
  • One-year workforce development program for young adults
  • Combines technical skills training + professional development + internship at major companies
  • Students earn college credits and a living stipend during training
  • Internships often lead to full-time employment ($50K+ salary outcomes)
Eligibility
  • Ages 18–29
  • High school diploma or GED
  • No bachelor's degree yet
  • Low to moderate income
  • Must commute to a Year Up location — check California sites
  • Available five days a week
  • Apply: yearup.org/students/how-it-works
Strategic Note

Year Up works best as a gap-year or transition-year option if Sovanna cannot re-enroll for Fall 2026. She could complete Year Up (earning income + credits), then re-enroll at Oakwood or Cornell with stronger finances and work experience. Year Up partners with companies like Amazon, Google, JPMorgan — strong career bridge for a creative.

→ Year Up — How It Works
America Needs You (ANY) — FirstGenU Digital Program ✓ NATIONAL — APPLY NOW
America Needs You · americaneedsyou.org
Mentorship + career support Open Nationally via FirstGenU
FirstGenU (National Digital Program)
  • Self-paced digital career readiness program for first-gen college students
  • Job search, leadership, and career management skills
  • Virtual enrichment events and peer community
  • Available to students nationwide (not restricted to NY/NJ/IL)
  • 96% of ANY Fellows graduate within 6 years
  • Median salary outcomes: $70–80K six months post-graduation
Fellows Program (Regional — FYI)
  • In-person Fellows Program is in New York, New Jersey, and Illinois only
  • Two-year mentorship with individual professional coaches
  • Not accessible from California unless Sovanna relocates
  • Worth watching — may expand
  • Eligibility: first-gen college student (parents did not graduate 4-year college)
  • Apply: americaneedsyou.org
→ America Needs You
College Possible ⚠ CHECK CALIFORNIA / REGIONAL
College Possible · collegepossible.org
Coaching + persistence support Currently Enrolled Students
What It Provides
  • Coaching and mentoring for low-income students through college completion
  • Academic, financial aid, and career readiness support
  • Persistence coaching (the "stay enrolled" kind)
  • Minnesota Scholarship program for current students exists ($500–$2,000 range)
Where They Operate
  • Minnesota, Oregon, Washington, Wisconsin, Texas
  • Limited California presence — check their site
  • Contact: collegepossible.org
  • Ask if they have a California partner program or can serve Oakwood students remotely
→ College Possible
Bottom Line ⚠ NOT IN CA/AL — AWARENESS FOR FUTURE
Bottom Line · bottomline.org
Success coaching + career readiness Currently Enrolled First-Gen Students
Success Program
  • Comprehensive on-campus support for first-gen students through graduation
  • One-on-one advisors, academic support, career readiness
  • Focused on degree completion and career launch
  • Strong outcomes data for student persistence
Regions (Current)
  • Chicago, Detroit, Houston, Massachusetts, New York, Ohio
  • ✗ Not in California or Alabama currently
  • Worth contacting to ask about remote/virtual services
  • Track their expansion — they are growing regionally
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AWARENESS ONLY — NOT APPLICABLE AS RETURNING COLLEGE STUDENTS

These programs have eligibility requirements that do not currently fit Sovanna & SaraVon's status as returning undergraduates. They are included for completeness and for potential referral to other students in the EGBN/community network.

# Organization Why Not Currently Applicable Who It DOES Serve Link
6 QuestBridge ✗ High school seniors only for the full-ride National College Match program Low-income high-achieving HS seniors seeking full-ride scholarships at top universities questbridge.org
7 The Posse Foundation ✗ Selected in 12th grade only — full-tuition scholarship to partner schools, cohort model Diverse HS seniors with demonstrated leadership placed in "posses" at partner universities possefoundation.org
8 College Track ✗ Starts in 9th grade — 10-year program from HS entry to college graduation First-gen, under-resourced students entering 9th grade in CA, CO, TX, LA, DC collegetrack.org
9 The Gates Scholarship ✗ High school seniors only — Pell-eligible minority HS seniors with 3.3+ GPA African American, Native, Asian/PI, Hispanic HS seniors who are Pell-eligible — full scholarship to any accredited U.S. college thegatesscholarship.org
10 TRIO Upward Bound & Talent Search ✗ Middle and high school only — see SSS above for the college-student TRIO program Low-income, first-gen middle and high school students preparing for college ed.gov/trio
11 Say Yes to Education ✗ Partner-city districts only — students must have graduated from a Say Yes partner district (Syracuse, Cleveland, Buffalo, Guilford NC) — not in CA or AL Students who graduated from partner school districts — full tuition scholarships at hundreds of colleges sayyestoeducation.org
12 The Education Trust ✗ Not a direct funder — advocacy and research organization, does not provide student grants Policymakers, educators, and institutions working on closing opportunity gaps. A great reference organization for policy context but not a grant source for students. edtrust.org
13 Opportunity Scholars (State Programs) ⚠ Varies by state — not a single national program. Alabama has a K-12 scholarship fund; California has various first-gen supports. Investigate specific state programs at Oakwood and Cornell Iowa. Underserved undergraduates in specific states — check with Oakwood's Dean of Students and Iowa's state financial aid office (collegeaid.iowa.gov) AL: alabamascholarshipfund.org
14 iMentor ✗ High school students only (11th–12th grade) in NYC, Chicago, and Baltimore First-gen 11th–12th graders in NYC, Chicago, Baltimore. Matched with professional mentors through high school graduation. imentor.org
15 CollegeSpring ✗ SAT/ACT prep for HS students — not applicable to enrolled college students Low-income high school students preparing for college entrance exams. Excellent referral for younger students in the EGBN community. collegespring.org
16 Braven ⚠ Partner schools only — SJSU, SF State, Rutgers Newark, Delaware State. Oakwood and Cornell Iowa not currently listed as partners. Contact Braven to ask about expansion or virtual access. Underrepresented college students at partner schools — career-readiness accelerator program embedded in coursework braven.org
🔁 Pay It Forward — EGBN Community Referral Network

Even the programs that don't apply to Sovanna and SaraVon right now are powerful tools for other young people in the EGBN and SDA communities. QuestBridge, Posse, Gates, College Track, and iMentor are life-changing for high school students. The EGBN Samaritan Ministry is uniquely positioned to help families in the community know these programs exist before senior year — when it's still possible to access them. Consider building a one-pager or sharing this GRACEngine with church youth leaders and school counselors who can put these resources in students' hands early.

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GRACEngine v3

Generate a personalized grant application draft in seconds. Select the grant you're applying for, identify the primary need it addresses, choose a tone — and the AI writer produces a full narrative draft grounded in Sovanna's real story. Copy, personalize, and submit.

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GRACEngine AI Grant Draft Generator
Narrative drafts built from Sovanna's real story — tuned for each funder's priorities
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Step 1
Identify the Grant
Select the specific scholarship or grant you're applying for so the writer can align the narrative with that funder's priorities.
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Step 2
Generate the Narrative
The engine drafts a complete personal statement using Sovanna's real journey — her leadership selection, faith, family resilience, and creative purpose.
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Refine & Submit
Copy the draft, personalize any details, attach supporting documents, and submit directly to the funder portal or email address.
📝 Draft Composer
Grant / Scholarship
Primary Need
Narrative Tone
Additional Context (optional)
💡 "SDA College Fund" + "SDA Community Service" → strongest faith-based narrative
📄 Generated Grant Draft — Review, personalize, and submit directly to the funder