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Project AID ScholarsFree student support

Registered nonprofit in College Station, Texas

Free tutoring and student support.

Project AID Scholars helps students and families request academic support, use free learning materials, join confirmed programs, and develop educational projects at no cost for core support.

What you can expect

  • Parents and guardians can submit tutoring requests with the student grade, subjects, goals, and scheduling context.
  • Students and families can browse approved study guides, worksheets, videos, and other learning resources online.
  • Student project proposals and volunteer applications are accepted through dedicated, working forms.

Support available now

As of August 20, 2026, families can submit tutoring requests, students can use the online resource library, and educational passion project proposals are being accepted. No public event is currently scheduled; confirmed dates will appear on the Programs page instead of being announced before details are final.

Core family support costs $0. Younger students need a parent or guardian involved, and tutoring timing depends on the request and approved volunteer availability. Families do not need to wait for a public event to ask for academic help or start using the free study materials.

How a tutoring request moves forward

A parent or guardian starts by sharing the student grade, subjects, goals, support needs, and useful scheduling context. Project AID Scholars reviews that information and looks for an appropriate resource, program, or approved volunteer match rather than promising a tutor before availability is confirmed.

The family then receives the next available step. While a request is being reviewed, students can search the public resource library for worksheets, guides, videos, and other materials by topic, level, or format.

Choose the path that fits

Families can request tutoring and keep student support details organized. Students can find study help, propose an educational website, book, event, research build, or tool, and explore confirmed community programs. Volunteers can apply to tutor, support programs, prepare reviewed materials, or contribute to project mentorship.

Each public path explains who it is for, what information to provide, and what happens next. If the right starting point is unclear, the contact form accepts tutoring, program, volunteering, partnership, donation, project, and general questions for support-team review.

Project AID Scholars

Registered nonprofit based in College Station, Texas ยท EIN 39-2961738. Core student support is free. Questions can be sent through the public contact page.