Who we help
Whoever you are, there is a way in.
EAESSI serves women, students and families across Northern Virginia, at no cost to them.
This page shows who we help and how each group can get help, give or partner with us.
Find your group below. Every path starts with one click.
One communityWomen, students, families and partners
Get help
Need help? Start here.
Our free programs are built for these four groups. Pick the one that sounds like you.
Who does EAESSI help?
EAESSI helps uninsured women get free mammograms, first generation students win scholarships, parents file the FAFSA and teens build leadership skills. Every program is free. That is who we help first, and everyone else on this page helps make it possible.
Uninsured women
Free mammograms for women 39 to 64 without insurance. See how we help.
First generation students
Scholarships and essay help for students first in their family to go to college. See how we help.
Parents and families
Free FAFSA help from a college funding specialist. See how we help.
Teens and young leaders
Mentoring, service projects and a free summer program. See how we help.
Give back
Some people need help. Others want to give it.
Two groups power much of what we do.
Virginia's free screening program serves roughly 6,000 to 7,000 uninsured women a year, and funding limits how many more it can reach, according to Citizen Portal. Gifts from local people help close that gap.
Survivors and advocates give in honor of someone they love. Community donors and alumni invest in scholarships and screenings close to home.
Partner with us
Bring your people. We bring the program.
Groups that reach many families at once help us reach further. This is the other half of who we help.
Who can partner with EAESSI?
Sororities, civic groups, faith communities, schools, clinics, companies and foundations all partner with EAESSI. Each one helps us reach women and students we could not reach alone.
Sororities and civic groups
Service projects your chapter can lead. Learn more.
Faith communities
A free speaker and screening help for your congregation. Learn more.
Corporate and foundation partners
Sponsor screenings and scholarships with clear results. Learn more.
Schools and counselors
A vetted local scholarship and FAFSA help to share. Learn more.
Healthcare partners
A simple referral path for uninsured patients. Learn more.
How it works
Find your group. Then take one step.
Every path is short. Here is how it goes, whoever you are.
Find your group
Pick the card above that sounds most like you.
Read your page
See exactly how we help and what it costs, which is nothing.
Take one step
Apply, give or call. Each page shows the next move.
We follow up
A real person reaches out and stays with you.
Common questions
Straight answers about who we help.
Not sure where you fit?
Tell us your situation and we will point you to the right program.
Are EAESSI programs really free?
Yes. Free mammograms for women who qualify, our scholarship, FAFSA help and youth leadership all cost nothing to join.
Where does EAESSI work?
We are based in Spotsylvania and serve families across Northern Virginia, including Fairfax, Prince William, Loudoun, Arlington and Alexandria.
What if I fit more than one group?
Many people do. A parent may also be a donor. Start with the group that matches your most urgent need.
How do I know which program fits me?
Call or message us and we will point you to the right one.
Can my organization partner with EAESSI?
Yes. Churches, sororities, schools, clinics and companies all work with us. Choose your group above or contact us to start.
Is EAESSI a registered nonprofit?
Yes. EAESSI is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, so gifts are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Whoever you are
There is a way in for you. Find yours now.
EAESSI is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving Northern Virginia.
About EAESSI
Evelyn Ancrum Education Support Systems (EAESSI) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Spotsylvania, Virginia. We help uninsured women get breast screenings, help Virginia students pay for college and help teens grow as leaders.
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