- About
- Impact
Our Impact.
At On Point for College, we believe that access to higher education and career opportunities can transform lives, families, and entire communities. Since 1999, we’ve helped thousands of young people overcome barriers to college and meaningful work—changing Central New York degree by degree.
By the Numbers
Data current through August 2025
Current Students
Degrees
Graduates
Current Career Client
Career Event Attendance
Recent Career Opportunities Obtained
Who We Serve
Most On Point students are low-income, first-generation college students ages 17–29.
Many face additional barriers, including being out of high school without access to a guidance counselor, refugee or immigrant status, housing insecurity, involvement with the foster care or court systems, or caring for dependent children.
Without On Point, many of these students would have no clear path to college or a meaningful career.
Offerings
- Access to College & Credentials
- Education Success Support
- Career Planning & Placement
Serving Central New York
- Onondaga County
- Oneida, Herkimer, and Madison Counties
- Oswego County
- Cayuga County
What Makes This Impact Possible
Behind these outcomes is a network of support that makes this work possible.
On Point’s services remain free for students because our work is supported through multiple funding streams, each playing a distinct role in sustaining and expanding our impact across Central New York.
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Individual donors provide flexible support that helps meet students’ immediate needs
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Foundations invest in program growth, innovation, and long-term outcomes
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Corporate partners support career readiness and workforce development
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Public funding and education partnerships allow us to serve students at scale
Learn more about our partners who make this work possible.
Our Reports and Financials
Explore On Point’s annual reports and IRS Form 990s to learn more about our impact, programs, and financial stewardship.
Join the Impact
Whether you’re a student, donor, volunteer, or partner organization, you can help us continue breaking down barriers and building stronger communities.