Members of The Immokalee Foundation’s 2026 graduating class gather at Immokalee High School. The nonprofit received a $2.1 million endowment gift from the Schoen Foundation to support college scholarships for future generations of Immokalee students.
The Immokalee Foundation received a $2.1 million endowment gift from the Schoen Foundation to provide long-term college scholarship support for Immokalee students. Announced Oct. 26 as the nonprofit celebrates its 35th anniversary, the gift will generate ongoing funding through investment earnings and annual distributions. The foundation partners with Take Stock in Children to provide scholarships, mentoring and college preparation for students from low-income families. Its Career Pathways program also connects students with internships and training in business, construction, education and healthcare. The foundation reports that 96% of its postsecondary students complete an advanced certification or college degree.
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