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Why STAR?
The Board of STAR Sponsorship Program, Inc. is dedicated to increasing educational options for children in Tarrant County whose parents do not have the financial means to provide an education best suited to their children’s unique needs...
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Why donate?
Try as we might, we have been unable to meet the demand from parents eager to sacrifice to give their children a better education. We have found most private schools are willing to give tuition discounts...
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Why does the STAR Program work?
The STAR Program maps out a partnership between donors, schools, and parents. We serve as the liaison between all to coordinate a pathway to success for the children. Schools provide the education, but must agree to provide...
Success Stories
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Magan-Texas Woman’s University-Denton
“A STAR student is a student who is very hardworking and is willing to try his or her very best to make others proud. The STAR Sponsorship Program has helped me in many different ways. One way that it has helped me was by helping my parents pay for my tuition, as well as challenging […]
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Collins-University of Rochester-Monroe, NY
“I would like to thank STAR for making it possible for me to meet with my sponsors. Now more than ever I believe that anything can be accomplished when one puts their mind to it. You have inspired me through these years, and I will never forget the big role STAR and my sponsors have […]
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Alexis University of Texas at Arlington
“Being in the S.T.A.R. Sponsorship Program means I have a second family. The program has helped me meet more people who share the same goal, to get a higher education. The program has united my family who has always encouraged me to do my best, my teachers who carefully watched my progress in school and […]
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Sergio – Liberty University
“The STAR Program has made me a responsible student. My eligibility for the program depend[ed] on my grades, effort, conduct and attendance each quarter and I work[ed] hard to surpass these expectations. Thanks to this program, I now have a plan, not just a dream, for my future.” “I hope more sponsors invest in the […]
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Carly – University of Texas at Arlington
When I was a little kid, I thought of a star as a little twinkling dot in the sky. I would always wish on a star every night. Even though my wishes did not come true, I never imagined I could be a STAR myself and work at making my dreams come true. But I […]
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Pat-University of North Texas
“Attending St. George has not only given me a great education, but has taught me good values and life lessons. Even when I am frustrated because I didn’t do so well on a test or quiz, I would practice and discipline myself to do better. Being part of the STAR Program means a lot to […]
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Judy – Texas Christian University
“One of the benefits of being in the STAR program is having a sponsor and knowing that someone wants to inspire me and help me get a good education. Being held accountable was a factor that motivated me and helped me stay on track. It made me work harder, but it wasn’t the only reason […]
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Amado – Texas A&M
“I feel that the way to a brighter future is through education. The STAR Program has been a catalyst for success; made me not set limits, but push myself for my goals. This is the stepping stone in my life that has made all the difference. I have found that education paves the way to […]
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Shane – Tarleton State University
“The purpose of the program is to help students achieve their dreams by getting the best education possible. The STAR Program [and my Sponsor] could have given up on me after an occasional slip-up, but they saw I had potential and kept encouraging me, and for that, I really want to thank them.” “It’s about […]
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Rafael – University of Texas at Arlington
“The STAR Program has helped me in so many ways: First, always reach for the stars. Second, always give the best work you can give. Third, someone is there to help, never be afraid to ask! Fourth, STAR helped me open my doors of opportunity. They have always helped me stay on the right track. […]
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