For over four decades, Futures for Children has encouraged American Indian students to graduate high school and pursue a post-secondary education. Unfortunately, the high school graduation rate for American Indian students is one of the lowest in the nation. The numbers can be overwhelming and staggering, but we believe that one-by-one we can help change the lives of thousands of American Indian children.

• Student FAQs

• Getting Ready for Graduation

• Student Spotlight

• Volunteer Spotlight

• Volunteer FAQs

• Families In Action Program

• Parent Spotlight

• Parent FAQs

• Student Responsibilities

• Great Opportunities for Your Student

• Resources for Students

• Mentor Spotlight

• Mentor FAQs

• Mentor Resources

• Mentor Events

• Mentor Application

• Youth Leadership Program

• FFC Staff

• FFC Opportunities

• Request Information Packet

• Ways to Give

• Become a Mentor

• Mentor Commitment

• Staff Assistance

• Tips for Mentors

• Allocation of Funds

• Mission and Vision

• Our Philosophy

• Our Programs

• President's Message

• Chairman’s Message

• Board of Trustees

• Financial Information

• Privacy Statement

• Annual Report

At Futures for Children, over 95% of the students involved in the Friendship/Mentorship Program graduate high school, with many going onto a post-secondary education. We are making a difference and we would not be able to do it without your dedication to these children.