At IMMY TREE, our mission is to bridge educational gaps and foster inclusivity by offering enriching courses and resources designed to empower immigrant families. We believe that education is a cornerstone of integration and success in a new environment.
We offer courses in math, science, art, and English. Our classes are completely free of charge and taught by high school volunteers who are passionate about providing accessible education to all children. Join us today and embark on your learning journey!
To apply for our free online classes, simply fill out the Google form linked below. Once you've submitted the form, we'll send you more information via email to get you started on your learning journey. We look forward to welcoming you to our community of learners!
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Immy Tree Student Application Form 2024
We celebrate and embrace diverse cultures, languages, and experiences. We strive to make education accessible to all, irrespective of backgrounds or circumstances. We empower individuals through knowledge, skills, and community support.
Our team comprises a group of high school students who are passionate about making a positive impact in our community.
Join our team of dedicated volunteers and become part of a movement for positive change. Apply now to volunteer with us and help us create a better future for all. Visit our CONTACT US page to learn more and submit your application today!
Immy Tree Volunteer Application 2024
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