At Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund (ASPSF), we’re proud to celebrate a very special member of our community as our May Volunteer of the Month: LaShea Robinson of Jonesboro! LaShea’s journey with ASPSF began years ago, not as a volunteer, but as a scholarship recipient. As a single parent pursuing her education, LaShea leaned on ... Read More

When Randelle Pickens decided to go back to school, she hoped it would lead to a more secure future for herself and her teenage son. What she didn’t expect was how quickly her decision would start to shape his path, too. Since enrolling in the social work program at the University of Arkansas – Fort ... Read More

Meet Shaila Creekmore, the Development Officer, Strategic Partnerships, for Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund. She’s been with the organization for four years, first as a program manager for the Northeast Region. Today, she’s an all-star grants writer, ensuring ASPSF has the funds it needs to sustain the scholarship program and operate on a day-to-day basis.  ... Read More

Statewide nonprofit Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund (ASPSF) welcomed two new team members on April 7 Leighia Hammond joined ASPSF as its Development Officer, Annual Giving, and Austin King started as the Community Engagement Coordinator. Hammond and King both live in Conway. Hammond brings a decade of experience in higher education and fundraising, which will ... Read More

Every day, single parents face gaps — gaps in resources, opportunities, and support. Together, we’re bridging those gaps and paving pathways to success for these families across Arkansas, one scholarship at a time. October fundraiser, The Lunch Break, had three incredible speakers (from right): Current recipient Raquelle Roulette, past recipient Kwami Abul-Bey, and supporter Dr. Sherece Y. West-Scantlebury. ... Read More

For Brittany, every day is a step toward a brighter future for herself, her children, and her students. For 10 years, she focused on providing for her three children, and even more so after a divorce. She worked in the education sector to make ends meet, but deep down, she knew she wanted more — not just for ... Read More