Any student who has received a loan, scholarship or grant from The Albert Baker Fund is considered an ABF alumnus, even if you are still enrolled in school.

Sharing Gratitude

As we approach our 50^th Anniversary, we are collecting gratitude from all of our alumni. If you are a recipient or the parent of a recipient, please let us know what support from The Albert Baker Fund has meant to you and your family, and how you’ve “passed the blessing forward” to the Christian Science Movement, your community,  your workplace and the world!  Pictures and videos are encouraged. Please use our online form to submit your story. You can see examples of gratitude that others have shared on our Gratitude page.

ABF Alumni on Facebook

We now have a fan page on Facebook, and we would appreciate if you’d “Like” The Albert Baker Fund so we can connect with you!

ABF Alumni Email Address

You can also email us directly at alumni@albertbakerfund.org.

Repaying Your Loan

The vast majority of our recipients receive a loan as part of their financial aid award. When you sign and return the ABF promissory note, you make a 10-year commitment to repay your loan. We are deeply grateful that nearly everyone pays off their loans in a timely manner so that funds can be recycled to other students in need.  Graduates have a 12-month grace period before they need to begin repaying their loan.   Students returning to school or graduates entering the Peace Corps may defer their payments.

Occasionally, our alums have circumstances that make repaying their loan difficult.  We are always willing to work with you.   However, if a borrower fails to make payments, and fails to stay in touch, we will need to send their loan to a collection agency which can harm credit. We really don’t want to do that, so please keep us in the loop!  More information about repaying your loan.