Generation Hope

You’ve earned your perspective the hard way — why keep it to yourself? As a mentor with Generation Hope, you use your credibility, skills, and lived experience to guide a student parent who’s doing double duty for their degree and their children. A few hours a month can demonstrate what’s possible, model professional success, and open doors you once walked through. Fill out this quick form to see if mentoring is a fit for how you want to show up as a leader.

Interested in becoming a mentor? Complete this brief form, and a member of our team will contact you to answer your questions, explain the commitment, and help you determine if mentoring is right for you. There is no obligation to apply.

We're urgently seeking five mentors in the Dallas-Fort Worth area to support incoming student parents this summer. Fill out this short form, and our team will contact you with more information.

Five student parents in Dallas are still waiting to be matched with a mentor before our July 18 kickoff. If you're interested in making a meaningful difference in the life of a parent working toward a college degree, complete this form and we'll be in touch to share more.

If a few hours a month could raise graduation odds, strengthen a family’s income potential, and expand a child’s future opportunities, would you say yes? Mentoring a student parent with Generation Hope is a focused, time-bound commitment backed by training, clear expectations, and support — so your effort translates into real, measurable impact. Complete this short form to learn how mentoring works, what the commitment looks like, and whether it aligns with your goals for giving back.

Join Generation Hope as a mentor and stand with student parents who are determined to earn a college degree and build brighter futures for their children. You’ll provide steady encouragement, goal-setting support, and real-world advice as part of a proven two-generation program. If you’re ready to champion equity in higher education, this is where your time changes lives.