Since its inception in 1996 by Tiger Woods and his father Earl, the Tiger Woods Foundation has reached an estimated 10 million young people through character development, career exploration and grant making programs. Programs developed and supported by the Tiger Woods Foundation all share a similar mission of empowering young people to dream big and to set specific goals to achieve their dreams.

The Tiger Woods Learning Center is a youth-education facility and curriculum created by the Tiger Woods Foundation. Launched in February, 2006, the Tiger Woods Learning Center is an innovative 14-acre, after school campus designed to inspire career exploration. Serving members in grades 5 through 12, classes include forensic science, robotics, engineering, aerospace, video production and home design.

More information on the Tiger Woods Foundation and its programs can be found at www.tigerwoodsfoundation.org.

Tiger Woods Foundation Grants

With funds raised at the 2007-2009 AT&T National's, the Tiger Woods Foundation has awarded over 100 grants to youth organizations in the greater Washington, DC area.