The Cambridge Foundation

At Cambridge Educational Services, our mission inspires us to partner with educators who share the significant mission of educational advancement for all students.

Our founder, David Waldherr, and his wife Kathy, a high school math teacher, created the Cambridge Foundation. As our non-profit affiliate organization, the foundation assists hundreds of schools and thousands of students.  More than $1 million in matching grants have been allocated to supply college and career preparation materials to help deserving, disadvantaged students.

Our foundation has funded:

• College and career readiness programs in high schools where the majority of students are low-income or first generation college bound.
• Non-profit organizations and community agencies that work with homeless mothers and children to promote educational advancement and work force readiness.
• Resources and materials for TRIO and GEAR-UP programs that serve first-generation college and graduate students.

Schools

The Cambridge Foundation is proud to offer the Partners in Success Foundation Award to qualified partner schools.  This program is designed to assist minority and low-income students and schools who serve them by providing financial grants toward the purchase of quality college and career preparation materials.  Download an application or contact us for more information.

Congratulations to the Upward Bound Program at the University of Montevallo on their recent Partners in Success Foundation Award! Click here to read more about their program's success.

Students

The Cambridge Foundation proudly provides an annual Cambridge College Scholarship Award for one or more eligible students enrolling in college or graduate school.  Read more.

Community

For more information

  Contact us (online form)

   Call our School Relations Specialists at (800) 444-4373.