Saint Nia Foundation, Inc.

06/01/2026

Not them learning real trades in middle school. Under the guidance of Mr. Jarrett, students are getting hands-on experience with tools, building projects from scratch, and discovering skills most kids are not introduced to until much later in life. It is the kind of early exposure that turns curiosity into confidence.

Instead of just reading about careers, these students are actively building, measuring, cutting, and assembling in real time. Each project teaches practical problem-solving and shows them how real-world trades actually function beyond the classroom.

Moments like this highlight how powerful early education can be when students are trusted with responsibility. Mr. Jarrett is not just teaching technical skills, he is helping young learners recognize their own potential before the world has a chance to define it.

05/31/2026

We had a blast tonight at TNT Fireworks Northern California's fireworks show 🎇🎆 for nonprofit partners. Good vibes, good people, and good food. Check out our live video of the show here:

https://fb.watch/HrxXUZA-tC/

Come shop with us at our booth, which will be located in the Mi Rancho parking lot next to Mr. Auto Electric Specialties. Our booth address is 2355 Florin Rd. Our office is located nearby at Florin Square, 2251 Florin Rd.

We look forward to celebrating the 4th and America's 250th anniversary with the community soon. If you or someone you know is looking for an opportunity to volunteer and do community service, we could use some helping hands. Our executive board consists entirely of seniors and people with disabilities. We've proudly served Sacramento-area youth for over 20 years with career exploration, enrichment activities, and personal finance classes and we provide mutual aid to those living on Sacramento's streets. Thank you for all of your support, we couldn't do this work without you. 💖

05/31/2026

We've made an exciting change this year and will be working with TNT Fireworks Northern California this year. Our booth will be located in the Mi Rancho parking lot next to Mr. Auto Electric Specialties, address 2355 Florin Rd. Our office is located very close by at Florin Square, 2251 Florin Road.

Enjoy tonight's TNT fireworks show, the video really doesn't do them justice. 🎇🎆 TNT has some magnificent fireworks. Come shop with us and reach out if you or someone you know is looking for a volunteer opportunity, we could use the help. Our executive board is entirely made up of seniors and people with disabilities. We've been serving Sacramento's young people for over 20 years providing career exploration, mentorship, enrichment activities, and personal finance classes and providing mutual aid to those living on Sacramento's streets. Thank you all for your support over the years, we couldn't do it without you. 💖

05/29/2026

Please sign up to volunteer at our fireworks fundraiser booth this summer. It is for a good cause and opportunity to connect with likeminded individuals. Please share with your networks.

05/29/2026

11/01/2025

What a night! After five years, the plague doctor returned to Sacramento! A time was had tonight at the Sactown Youth Night Trunk or Treat and we enjoyed being out in the community. We hope you all enjoyed the candy and vibes. One youth knew exactly who/what the plague doctor was as they'd just learned about the Black Plague in school. 🤓 Many thanks to Escape Velocity Resource Foundation, INC. for the opportunity to participate. Happy Halloween to all! 🎃👻

Check out our holiday flyer if you are in a position to donate to help those who are food insecure and without a home this holiday season. We have some mutual aid projects planned for the end of the year and the holiday season for those who need it most. Our flyer is enclosed here.

10/18/2025

The Sacramento Fire Department is currently investigating an underground homeless encampment that has partially collapsed. What we know in the comments.

10/07/2025

Starting in the 2025–26 academic year, Harvard University is making a historic expansion of its financial aid program. Under this new initiative, families earning $100,000 or less annually will have all costs of attending Harvard fully covered. This includes tuition, room, board, health insurance, fees, and even travel expenses. For families earning between $100,000 and $200,000, tuition will be completely free, while additional financial support will be provided based on their financial circumstances.

This move is aimed at making Harvard education more accessible to middle-income families. Traditionally, even highly qualified students often had to weigh the dream of attending an elite university against the burden of student debt. By removing these financial barriers, Harvard is empowering talented students to focus on learning, innovation, and personal growth rather than worrying about cost. The initiative is projected to benefit a large majority of U.S. households, roughly 86%, who fall within these income brackets.

The expansion reflects Harvard’s ongoing commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, ensuring that talented students from all economic backgrounds can pursue world-class education. This change will likely influence other universities to reconsider their own financial aid strategies, potentially sparking broader reforms in higher education affordability.

For students and families dreaming of Harvard, this is game-changing news, proving that academic opportunity should not be limited by income. It’s a step toward a future where talent, not wealth, determines access to elite education.


Note- This is officially published on Harvard Gazette which is official news page of Harvard University.