In memory of Tre'Vonti Scott • 1997–2021Mental wellness & 988 resources →
Resilience • Education • Opportunity

Empowering Urban Youth.
Beating The Odds.

The Tre'Vonti Scott Resilience Fund turns remembrance into action—helping urban youth navigate the practical barriers that can stand between them and educational opportunity.

Founded in memory of Tre'Vonti ScottFocused on practical student support
Tre'Vonti Scott Resilience Fund original supplied logo showing the tree arch, rising sun, students, bridge and city skyline
Original supplied emblemPreserved as provided
03Core student support pathways
$25+Simple giving presets
988U.S. crisis resource
01Exclusive donation channel
Memorial & Family Tribute

Turning grief into opportunity.

The Scott family's vision is centered on creating practical room for students to keep moving forward.

1997—2021

In loving memory of

Tre'Vonti Scott

His legacy is carried forward through support that helps students stay focused on what comes next.

“We honor Tre'Vonti by investing in the possibilities that remain ahead for the next generation.”

Scholarships, move-in essentials, and semester balance relief address different pressure points in a student's journey. Together, they reflect a simple idea: when a barrier is practical, support can be practical too.

— The Scott Family
Mission

Support that meets students where the pressure is.

Our three program pillars are designed around common moments when financial pressure can disrupt a student's educational path.

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01 / ACADEMICS

Academic Scholarships

Scholarship assistance designed to help eligible students manage education-related costs while pursuing their academic goals.

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02 / ESSENTIALS

Dorm & Move-In Kits

Practical essentials for students transitioning into campus housing and beginning a new semester.

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03 / BALANCE RELIEF

Semester Balance Relief

Targeted assistance for eligible balances that may create a registration or enrollment barrier.

Give Directly

One simple channel. A clear purpose.

Cash App is the exclusive donation channel presented on this site.

Support the Resilience Fund

Select an amount and open Cash App. The selected amount is included in the generated deep link where supported.

$TreResilienceFund

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$TreResilienceFundCash App profile
Student Application Portal

Request support for your next step.

This interface is built for secure backend integration. In the included demo, no application information leaves the browser.

Required fields are marked *.
Mental Health & Wellness

Support the whole student.

Academic resilience and mental wellness are connected. Immediate help is available in the U.S.

988

Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health or suicide crisis in the U.S., call or text 988 for free, confidential support.

Call 988 988Lifeline.org

For students and families

Campus counseling centers, student-support offices, trusted faculty, and qualified mental-health professionals can also be valuable resources.

Immediate emergency: call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

This section is general information and does not replace professional care.

FAQ

Clear answers. No guesswork.

Questions about donating, applying, and the current website experience.

How do I donate?

Use the Cash App donation section to select an amount and open the $TreResilienceFund profile. Cash App is the only donation channel presented on this website.

What support can students request?

The portal currently supports academic scholarships, dorm and move-in supplies, and semester balance clearance.

Who decides eligibility?

The fund's administrators should publish final eligibility and award policies before live applications are accepted. The current site does not make eligibility determinations.

Does this demo store applications?

No. The included demo validates the form locally and produces a receipt-style confirmation. A secure backend must be connected before collecting real applications.

Can donors ask about partnerships?

Yes. Use the community inquiry form below for donor questions, partnerships, and general outreach.

Where can I get crisis support?

In the U.S., call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. For immediate emergencies, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Community Inquiry

Let's connect around the mission.

For donor questions, partnerships, or community outreach, use this short inquiry form.