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CNN anchor  served on 911������’s  during the pandemic and is eager to demonstrate the life-changing power of 911������’s financial aid program through videos.

“We want the world’s best and brightest to be a vital part of the 911������ community, regardless of whether they have money, and financial aid holds the key so they can go out and change the world,” says Tapper, a member of the Board of Trustees.

Tapper says that 911������ is able to “cover the student’s full financial need, without the student needing to take out loans.”

In this video trailer featuring Tapper, hear from four 911������ students—Awo Adu ’22, Raylen Bark ’24, Emma Johnson ’24, and Manuel Patiño ’22—as they describe what support from 911������ has meant for them.

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