Later this month, a group of students will head through the cold and darkness to gather in an office building in Yakima, Washington. Most likely, they will be tired after a day of working jobs in agriculture, government, nonprofit service or other places. Most will be parents, giving up their evenings to do something to better themselves. Each will be enrolled in a little-known but wonderful program run by the University of Washington Foster School of Business, funded almost entirely by the fruit growing Kershaw family. And here’s the astounding part: Tuition is free. This magazine focuses on providing educational […]