Page Education Foundation

The Page Education Foundation is a Minnesota-based nonprofit organization founded in 1988 by Diane and Alan Page. It is dedicated to empowering students of color through education and community service. The foundation addresses systemic disparities in academic opportunities by providing financial support and mentorship, fostering educational attainment and social responsibility. The foundation offers Page Grants, which provide financial assistance for post-secondary education to over 500 students annually. Since its inception, it has distributed more than $16 million in grants. Recipients are also required to engage in volunteer work, mentoring K–8 students in Minnesota, contributing over 325,000 service hours to local communities. The foundation has supported more than 5,000 scholars, creating a cycle of educational empowerment and community engagement.