Our Story
The Full Story
There's a moment many students come to recognize. You're in class, the teacher moves forward with the materials, and you tell yourself you'll catch up later. You stop asking questions. You start believing you're "not a math person", or "bad at English", or "simply not smart enough".
Learn Link Foundation was created for that moment.
We saw how quickly a gap in knowledge can become a wall, halting progress, and how powerful it can be when someone stays by your side and says, "Let's do this together". Not as a quick fix, but as a robust supportive system: generous support that lasts long enough to stick.
As more students joined, we realized tutoring alone wasn't the whole answer. Some learners needed materials more suited for their learning style, clearer instructions, and practice offered in a way that felt comfortable to challenge. So we built what we wished existed when we were younger: free, accessible tutoring that's completely online, on top of student-friendly learning resources, designed to meet young learners where they are.
Today, Learn Link Foundation supports students across K-12 through free, accessible tutoring and resources, powered by a generous volunteer network that continues to expand. We're proud of the scale we've reached, and even more proud of what the scale represents: the thousands of small wins, one young learner at a time.
What We Believe
Learning works best when it feels safe to challenge.
A strong community can make education more fair — starting right now.
Success isn’t measured just by better grades. What stands out are the quiet wins: a student raising their hand again, helping a classmate grasp an idea, or finally saying, “Now I understand.”
We don’t measure success only by marks. We look for the quiet victories: a student raising their hand again, finishing homework without tears, explaining a concept to a friend, or finally saying, “I get it.”
Because a link is a connection, and connection changes outcomes.
We link students to support.
We link effort to progress.
We link confusion to clarity.
We link learning to confidence.
And we link people to each other — through service, mentorship, and a shared belief that education should feel within reach.