Think Together Awards 2026 Beyond Think Together Scholarships to Ten High School Seniors Across the State
Think Together, California's largest nonprofit expanded learning service provider, has awarded the Beyond Think Together Scholarship to graduating high school seniors for the second consecutive year. Each recipient received $3,000 to support their higher education goals. The scholarships recognize students who have demonstrated exceptional growth, resilience, and commitment to their education through participation in Think Together's programs.
Ten high school students from various districts throughout California were selected for this year’s scholarship, including recipients from Discovery Charter Preparatory School in Sylmar, Basset Unified School District, and Hemet Unified School District. The awards are intended to assist students as they transition into college, reflecting their academic and personal development over multiple years of participation in the program.
"At Think Together, we have the privilege of watching students grow into confident, capable young leaders as they pursue their dreams and prepare for what comes next," said Think Together Founder and CEO Randy Barth. He expressed pride in the accomplishments of the graduates and excitement for their future endeavors.
In 2025, Think Together served over 9,000 high school students across 32 school sites in California. The organization offers various programs, including driver education and financial literacy, designed to equip students with essential skills for their futures. Sean Magana, Older Youth Program Specialist at Think Together, emphasized the organization's commitment to supporting students in discovering their passions and building clear pathways for their aspirations.
Think Together collaborates with corporate foundations to enhance student opportunities through various initiatives, including STEM learning partnerships with Boeing and college visit awards with Southwest Airlines. These efforts aim to create meaningful pathways for students and are evidenced by the strong outcomes reported by Think Together high school students, with 94% indicating awareness of different career options and 95% feeling a sense of belonging within their program communities.