Power:Ed
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Investment thesis
Power:Ed is a South Carolina-based philanthropic grantmaker supporting education in the state. It awards funding to nonprofits, colleges, and other organizations whose programs serve economically disadvantaged, underserved, and first-generation students, with an emphasis on college access, degree completion, and pathways to employment. Since mid-2019 it reports having distributed roughly $6 million across 135 grants.
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- What sectors does Power:Ed focus on?
- Power:Ed focuses on EdTech, Impact & Social Good.
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