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Birmingham Promise is offering a new form of career assistance to former students of Birmingham City Schools. The program, Promise Pathways, is available to former Birmingham students ages 16-24 who

Karuna Henderson has two strong reasons to support Birmingham Promise. Her children, Antonia and Machiah Henderson, are benefiting from the program, which offers tuition assistance to graduates of Birmingham City

Forbes recently featured Birmingham Promise and the results our programs have achieved so far in providing college and career pathways for students in Birmingham City Schools.  Senior contributor Michael T. Nietzel wrote: “The

Alabama Power’s partnership with Birmingham Promise was recently highlighted in a story on the Alabama News Center website. And the partnership is huge! The Alabama Power Foundation has contributed $4 million since 2020 to support

Birmingham Promise interns were recently highlighted in an article on AL.com for their role in helping to develop OD Revive, a wearable device that monitors individual’s breathing and oxygen and can alert emergency

Jordan Abdur-Rasheed had no shortage of college scholarship offers when he graduated from Ramsay IB High School in 2023. But only one option covered the full cost of his tuition,