Future Nurses of America

04/26/2026

04/20/2026

✨ The board members at Future Nurses of America would like to take a moment to congratulate our $2000 summer scholarship winner, Zarah Churukian! 🎉 Please join us in celebrating her hard work and dedication to the nursing profession. We are excited to support her journey as she pursues her dreams!

04/17/2026

The Board Members of Future Nurses of America are thrilled to congratulate Zarah Churukian, our Summer 2026 Scholarship Recipient! Congratulations, Zarah — we have no doubt you will shine in your nursing journey and beyond.

To all of the donors who made this possible, we want to take a moment to say thank you. Your dedication, generosity, and belief in the next generation bless our mission and inspire us every day.

Please join us in celebrating Zarah and wishing her the very best as she pursues her nursing education.

03/24/2026

🎉 Listen Up, Future Nurses! 🎉

Our incredible Future Nurses of America ambassador has an exciting throwback message just for you! It's $10 Tuesday, and we need your support to continue shaping the future of nursing.

Every donation helps empower aspiring nurses and ensures they have the resources they need to succeed. Just think, your contribution of $10 can make a world of difference!

Ready to make an impact? Donate today at [futurenursesofamerica.org](http://futurenursesofamerica.org) and help us create the future of healthcare!

Thank you for being a part of our mission! 💙👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️

03/10/2026

🌟 It's $10 Tuesday! 🌟

Today, I'm asking for your support for Future Nurses of America. A small donation of just $10 can make a big difference in empowering the next generation of nursing professionals! 💙

Join me in making an impact: [Future Nurses of America Donation](https://www.futurenursesofamerica.org/donation/)

Thank you for your generosity! Together, we can help shape the future of healthcare! 🙏

02/17/2026

Hello Future Nurses of America Family,

Today is $10 Tuesday, and we’re inviting you to make a small gift that creates a big impact. With just $10, you can help support scholarships, mentorship programs, and essential resources for students who are working toward becoming the next generation of compassionate, skilled, and community‑focused nurses.

Your contribution—no matter the size—helps us:

Provide educational materials and exam prep resources
Cover fees for certifications and training
Support outreach programs that encourage youth to pursue nursing
Empower future healthcare leaders from diverse backgrounds
If 100 people give just $10 today, we can raise $1,000 to directly support nursing students who need our help right now.

✨ Would you consider giving $10 today?
Your kindness can change the trajectory of a future nurse’s journey.

Click here to donate: https://www.futurenursesofamerica.org/donation/

Thank you for believing in our mission, uplifting our students, and investing in the future of healthcare. Together, we can make a meaningful difference—one $10 gift at a time.

02/16/2026

Black History Fact: The first nursing school for African American students, the School of Nursing at Freedmen's Hospital, was established in Washington, D.C., in 1893. This institution was significant not only because it provided formal nursing education for Black students, but it also aimed to combat the racial discrimination prevalent in healthcare. The school played a crucial role in training competent Black nurses, contributing to the advancement of the nursing profession and improving healthcare access for African American communities.

02/12/2026

🌟 Black History Fact 🌟

Today, we celebrate Estelle Massey Osborne (1901–1981), a trailblazer in nursing and a pivotal figure in advocating for racial equality within the profession.

As the first Black nurse to earn a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), Estelle broke barriers and forged a path for future generations. Her commitment to education and advocacy not only elevated the standards of nursing but also laid the groundwork for a more inclusive profession.

Throughout her career, Estelle worked tirelessly to address racial disparities in healthcare, championing for access and equity for all nurses and patients. Her contributions remind us of the importance of diversity in healthcare and inspire us to continue the fight for equality.

Let's honor Estelle's legacy by committing to inclusivity and excellence in nursing today and every day! 🩺❤️

02/11/2026

🖤✨ Celebrating Black History: Susie King Taylor (1848–1912) ✨🖤

Today, we honor the remarkable Susie King Taylor, the first Black Army nurse in U.S. history. Serving courageously during the Civil War with the 33rd U.S. Colored Infantry, she made an indelible mark on nursing and education.

Taylor's commitment to her fellow soldiers went beyond nursing; she also dedicated herself to teaching them to read and write—an act of empowerment during a time when education was often withheld from Black Americans. Remarkably, she did this invaluable work without compensation, driven by her deep belief in the power of knowledge and her desire to uplift her community.

As future nurses, let us draw inspiration from Susie’s legacy of service, resilience, and courageous commitment to education. Her story reminds us of the vital role nurses play, not just in healthcare, but in advocating for equality and access to education.

Join us in celebrating Susie King Taylor, a true pioneer and a beacon of strength! 🩺❤️