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Social Innovation in Education | AT&T Aspire Educational Foundation
Read how AT&T Aspire and the AT&T Foundry foundations are helping innovate the education system in the United States.

Outside Voices | AT&T Aspire Educational Foundation
Leaders in education support AT&T?s educational foundation, AT&T Aspire. Since 2008 our grants have helped students become workforce ready after graduating high school.

Educational Foundation Grants from AT&T Aspire
Grants for education from AT&T Aspire have helped over 1,000 organizations provide support to high school students.

High School Success Stories from the AT&T Aspire Education Foundation
Watch how education grants to students have helped prepared students for the workplace and college. Learn how AT&T Aspire has been helping fund high school dropout prevention programs.

What Is AT&T Aspire?
Find out how AT&T Aspire connects our youth and high school students to improve graduation rates, career opportunities and technology education.

Mentoring for High School Students | AT&T Aspire Mentoring Academy
High school students can job shadow AT&T employees in the workplace through the Aspire mentoring program. Learn about this new job shadowing program for students.

Supporting our Military Troops, Veterans | AT&T is Helping our Military Heroes
Learn how AT&T is supporting our military troops and veterans returning home. Our military support services include the Cell Phones for Soldiers program and working with military families.

Technology & Environmental Sustainability Initiatives
Innovative technology and environmental sustainability initiatives are focuses of AT&T. Read about AT&T?s corporate sustainability efforts and ICT solutions.

AT&T Aspire High School Educational Foundation & Grants for Students
Learn how AT&T is helping sponsor high school prevention programs such as the JAG program through education and career shadowing grants." />

Recycle & Donate Cell Phones for Soldiers | AT&T
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