Resources at Pierce College BFET (Basic Food, Employment and Training) Helps students with qualifying for, and maintaining, their food and childcare benefits while enrolled at Pierce College. Opportunity Grant Helps low-income students enrolled in approved career training programs to pay for tuition and books. Pierce College Foundation Grants and Scholarships Job and Career Connections Helps student and community members connect to employment opportunities, events, hiring fairs, and helps with creating resumes and cover letters. WorkFirst Helps recipients of TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) to meet their goals and provide wellbeing for their family. Worker Retraining Helps students in determining eligibility for worker retraining funding and resources. Find More Scholarships Career One Stop Database containing over 9,000 scholarships. Washboard Connects Washington students to scholarship opportunities. Student Loan and Debt Relief Help The Debt Collective Provides support and advocacy for student debt relief, including tools to request cancellation of student loans. Salish Sea Cooperative Finance Helps refinance student loans with high interest rates using a social justice approach. Find Employment and Skill Training GoodWill Milgard Work Opportunity Center Has multiple programs to support employment and skills training, including digital skills and computer training, financial education, and more. WorkSource Find up-to-date job opportunities across the state. Enroll in skill training programs, get application material support, and much more. Multiple locations across WA state. Financial Planning and Coaching Sound Outreach Offers financial coaching, job training, and other connected services such as improving credit scores, relief from predatory loans, and more. Resources for Youth and Young Adults REACH Center Offers job resources and opportunities. Has access to computer lab and Wi-Fi services for people 12-24.