Partner Programs

Provides after school and summer programming for low-income youth. HAY kids enjoy tutoring, recreation, mentorship, and field trips.

Aims to break the cycle of poverty by significantly increasing the college-going culture and rate in their local community.

Helps students prepare for, enroll in, and graduate from college through advising, enrichment, and long-term support.

Supports students on the path to and through college with academic advising, mentorship, and persistence support.

Students develop a relationship with caring mentors from various educational and career fields to allow access to college and career readiness opportunities to benefit their social-emotional development.

Provides the resources, opportunities, and relationships to children living below the poverty line on the Westside of Atlanta to equip them to reach their potential and break the cycle of generational poverty.

Ready to Rise equips scholars with leadership development skills through mentorship as a cohort of peers that get to experience college together.

Transforms the lives of urban youth 24/7/365. Develops stable, consistent relationships with urban students by providing full-time Teacher-Mentors to create structure and accountability for transformation.

Supporting students to succeed through 1-1 Coaching and 1-1 Mentoring.

Friends NY measures success through three long-term outcomes for the Achievers in the program: Avoiding the juvenile justice system, avoiding early parenting, and graduating high school and either enrolling in college or securing sustainable employment.

Improves education of students in literacy and fluency of Arabic and English and grade level ability in math and science, improving the future independence of the children.

Provides a continued learning opportunity for students following school-day operations, including academic and enrichment support.

Helps students achieve their goals and be more successful in school and in life. Makes an impact by providing basic health care necessities such as food, vitamins, anti-parasitic medication, and assistance with vision for those who need it.

ProStart students learn how to be industry professionals through hands-on work under the direction of a mentor. Mentors help students make the connection between their present performance and their future career.

The only nonprofit to provide an After-School program to communities within the Tohono O'odham Nation. Community members from the District develop and manage the program, which includes extracurricular activities designed to keep students scholastically engaged as well as physically fit.

Creates free, high-quality, out-of-school time programs that individually meets the needs of scholars.

Works to help the next generation attain their educational goals, gain life skills, and personal character growth.

Provides housing, food, and education to support child survivors of trafficking and sexual exploitation in US, Thailand, Cambodia and Haiti.

Offers public and public charter school students in grades 8-12 academic enrichment and resources to prepare for and succeed in college.

A national literacy and mentoring nonprofit that fosters a love of reading, improves literacy skills and supports socio-emotional well-being in students from communities with limited access to resources.

Provides weekly one-hour small group mentoring sessions using activity-based curricula that help students re-engage their education, increase positive behaviors, and reduce risky behaviors.

Provides education, meals, and stable housing to 200 students in rural Cambodia, supporting learning from kindergarten through 7th grade in both Cambodian and English.

Promotes high educational aspirations among urban youth, funds scholarships for post-secondary access, and fuels a prepared and diverse regional workforce.

Offers school year programming to high school seniors and a mentoring program to youth in 6th and 8th grades. Participants receive small group support and instruction led by a Success Coach and engage in character building activities.

After school programs and summer camps provide year-round opportunities for about 300 elementary and middle school students to improve their academic performance, develop life skills, create positive relationships, and explore the arts.

The Academic and Youth Development Program is comprehensive with several components, including the Kumon Math and Reading curriculum.

Focused on rescuing every child: ending child trafficking and restoring survivors and orphans.