PROGRAM INFORMATION
The Isaac Bruce Foundation’s Flight 300 Program provides transportation to college bound students in
need. When Isaac graduated high school, he had a scholarship to a junior college in California, but he
needed to find a way to get there. He was provided money for a flight and now wants to be able to make
that difference for students in need. The Flight 300 Program will cover the cost of one-way airfare for a
student with all the pieces in place to attend college but unable to afford to get there. The program can
help with the cost of ground transportation to the airport, cover the cost to check bags, assist with the cost
of ground transportation from the airport to campus, and provide a gift card for dorm essentials such as
bedding and towels.
Application deadline July 1, 2024 at 12pm CST! We encourage you to get your application turned
in ASAP. If you submit incorrect documents or have missing documents, we will not accept any
documents after the deadline. Funding is not unlimited. Though we have not turned away students
in the past, we do not have unlimited funding and cannot guarantee all qualified applicants will be
approved. Flights will be booked in order as received and approved basis.
Flights MUST be booked at least SIX WEEKS before your travel date (but not after July 1). No
exceptions.
Once an applicant submits an application and all required materials, it is typically reviewed within 24
hours. Once approved, the IBF will send flight options for applicant to approve. These options can and
will change if not approved quickly. Once applicant selects flight preference, IBF will book flight and
send confirmation to applicant. Gift cards (for first year recipients only) will be emailed at least one day
prior to travel. Uber gift cards will be the same. IBF will prepay up to two checked bags the day before
travel.
Q: Who is eligible for the Flight 300 Program?
A: Any student who is receiving NEED-based financial aid from their university (Pell grant, etc.) that
needs help with a one-way domestic flight within the continental United States.
Q: I’m not sure who to put as my referring school official.
A: This can be a high school admin or counselor or a college admissions or financial aid staff member. It
has to be someone that is able to verify NEED.
Q: I don’t have my financial aid letter for the fall yet. Can I provide last year’s instead?
A: No. We will accept a financial aid letter for the 2024-2025 school year, a current FAFSA only if it
shows you are Pell Grant eligible, or a letter on school letterhead from the financial aid office stating that
you will be receiving NEED based financial aid in the fall. This letter must have a phone number and
email where we can verify information. Information submitted MUST show your name AND the 2024-
2025 school year.