Kevin Youkilis of the Boston Red Sox supports Free SAT and ACT Prep Available to Students

May 11, 2010 - PRLog -- It was announced this week that Red Sox infielder Kevin Youkilis has joined the eKnowledge Sponsorship Alliance Program, donating $200 SAT and ACT College Test Prep Programs to all high school students.  Kevin is an MLB-All Star, 2 time Red Sox MVP,  Red Sox Rookie of the Year, Gold Glove, 2 time World Series Champion, College All-American, Team USA member, Hank Aaron Award winner, and holder of  a MLB record for consecutive attempts without an error (2,002 attempts).

eKnowledge Sponsorship Alliance Partners include national organizations such as the Boys and Girls Clubs of America, American Red Cross, Boy Scouts, YMCA,  Fraternal Order of Police, and numerous Veteran Service Organizations including Military.com, USO and the Department of Defense.  

The national Sponsorship Alliance began in 2005 and has distributed over 142,000 SAT/ACT PowerPrep™ Programs; the total value of the donation is approaching $32 Million.  The sponsorship was initially created to help military service members and their families.  However, the recent involvement of MLB and NFL Professionals has opened the sponsorship program to all local students during the 2010-11 school year.

To learn more about the SAT and ACT PowerPrep™ Program and to obtain a free DVD go to:  
www.eknowledge.com/nfl   Enter code FECB80383

The eKnowledge SAT and ACT PowerPrep™ Programs retail for $200 - $300, but the code listed in this article eliminates 100% of the retail cost.  However, there is a nominal charge of $13.84 for registration, licensure, processing and distribution.  This fee allows the sponsorship to continue helping thousands of students each year.  eKnowledge provides customer service and technical support M-F 8:30AM – 7:30PM, EST.

In today’s world of financial crisis this might be one way for parents to reduce the high cost of college preparation.  The SAT and ACT tests are required by most four year colleges and universities in the United States.