Our alumni are living proof of the life-changing impact of education freedom. From scholarship recipients to college students, healthcare professionals, and even members of the CSFNH team, these stories highlight the lasting difference that educational opportunity can make.
Alyssa Sosa-Molina
Alyssa Sosa-Molina used both a CSF Education Tax Credit (ETC) scholarship and an Education Freedom Account (EFA) to attend a private school after homeschooling during a difficult period for her family. The opportunity gave her the structure and academic challenge she needed to thrive, and she went on to become an advocate for education freedom, testifying before lawmakers and sharing her story with families and supporters. She now plans to pursue a master’s degree in international diplomacy while continuing to advocate for students and families.
Lizzie Orlowski
Lizzie Orlowski received a CSFNH Education Tax Credit (ETC) scholarship as a student, allowing her to attend a school where she thrived academically and personally during a difficult time for her family. Today, she has come full circle by working at CSFNH, helping New Hampshire families access Education Freedom Accounts (EFAs) and the same life-changing opportunities she once received.
Caitlin de Beer
Caitlin de Beer used an Education Freedom Account (EFA) to attend Bishop Guertin High School after her father’s ALS diagnosis left her family facing financial hardship. The opportunity provided stability during a difficult chapter of her life, strengthened her confidence and sense of purpose, and inspired her to pursue a nursing degree at Salve Regina University.
Amanda Tebbets
Amanda Tebbets used a CSFNH Education Tax Credit (ETC) scholarship to attend Bishop Brady High School, where she excelled academically, participated in athletics and the arts, and graduated with honors despite the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. She credits the scholarship with making her education possible and preparing her to pursue her dream of becoming a physician through biomedical science studies at Roberts Wesleyan University.
Elianny Peña
Elianny Peña used both an Education Freedom Account (EFA) and an Education Tax Credit (ETC) scholarship to attend Holy Family Academy, where a classical education helped her grow in confidence, curiosity, and critical thinking. She is now attending Tufts University, and her family says education freedom opened doors they never imagined possible, including for Elianny’s younger siblings.
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