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Since
1964, the Black Student Fund (BSF) has provided financial
assistance and support services to Washington, DC metropolitan
area African-American students, grades pre-kindergarten to
12, and their families. BSF-assisted students stay in school,
graduate high school with distinction and enter college. 70%
of these students are from one-parent households. Many are
the first generation to progress to higher education.
Established
to racially desegregate the independent schools of the National
Capital area, the Fund serves as an advocate for all black
children and strives to assure that black students and their
families have equal access to every educational opportunity.
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| Photos from our 2008 BSF School Fair
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Photos from our 2009 Annual Gala -”Jazz Across Time” |
Black
Student Fund
3636 16th Street, NW
4th Floor
Washington, DC 20010
(202) 387-1414
Contact Us
Office
Hours:
Monday-Thursday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
Mon Apr 05 2010
BSF Spring Break Activity (Black Family Day/Younger Students)
Fri Apr 23 2010
BSF Spring Benefit
Benefit performance of Duke Ellington's "Sophisticated Ladies" at the Lincoln Theater.
Sat Jun 05 2010
BSF Graduating Seniors' Reception
Fri Jun 11 2010
BSF Board of Trustees Special Event - "Thurgood"
"Thurgood" A Solo Performance by Laurence Fishburne
Sun Oct 10 2010
BSF 38th Annual School Fair
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