The Future Forward Fund: A $1M Investment in What’s Next

LET’S GO has launched a bold, two-year campaign to raise $1 million through the Future Forward Fund—an investment in students, innovation, and the future STEM workforce. This fund powers the expansion of hands-on, MSDE-aligned STEM programs and builds clear pathways from classroom to career for students in underrepresented communities.

Our Year One goal is $500,000 by June 30, 2026. Thanks to early leadership support, $108,000 has already been raised—but the work ahead is urgent. Demand for skilled STEM talent continues to grow, and students cannot wait.

Every gift to the Future Forward Fund accelerates progress—allowing LET’S GO to scale proven programs, respond to workforce needs, and reach more students with the skills, confidence, and credentials needed for tomorrow’s jobs.

How You Can Lead

Major Donors ($500–$4,999) Major gifts are essential to closing the gap. These contributions directly support program delivery and expansion, helping more students access high-quality STEM education right now.

Leadership Circle ($5,000+) Leadership Circle members are campaign leaders. Gifts at this level drive strategic growth and innovation, positioning LET’S GO to meet workforce demands and create long-term, systemic impact.

Now Is the Moment

With nearly $400,000 left to raise this fiscal year, the path forward depends on committed donors stepping up now. A gift today—at any leadership level—moves us closer to our $500,000 goal and sends a powerful message that students in our communities cannot wait.

Join the Future Forward Fund and help shape the STEM workforce of tomorrow—starting today.

Yes, I want to fuel the future.

Campaign Priorities

1. Strengthen organization’s standing in workforce development programming for middle school and high school students

2. Maintain programs for underrepresented students

3. Expand programming in Anne Arundel County, District of Columbia SE, and Baltimore

4. Build on financial stability to increase service delivery

5. Create greater awareness of programs and student successes