New York

Empower Futures Through Education

Community Engagement Events

Skill-Building and Training Programs

Health and Wellness Services

Music Education and Enrichment

Often we have youth going through hardship and need the space and a listening ear to process with a mentor. Consider funding a 1-on-1 mentoring outing..

Uprising Bronx Youth

Fund a Mentoring Outing for Youth Development

Essential Supplies for Families

Boston

Massachusetts

This donation equips a youth with the training and skills to launch a weekly radio show.

Zumix

Equip a Youth to Launch a Weekly Radio Show

Freedom & Liberty

Houston

By donating to the Convention of States Project, you are joining a movement that seeks to empower citizens and restore the founding principles of our nation. Your contribution will help fund initiatives that educate and mobilize citizens across the country.

Convention of States Foundation

Join the Movement for a Constitutional Convention

Creative Arts Empowerment

STEM Education Initiatives

Grade School Education Support

Flag Football Youth Programs

Basketball Programs for Youth

Soccer for Youth Empowerment

Golf Programs for Youth Development

Cooking Classes for Life Skills

Drumming and Music Programs

School Supply Donations

Theater Arts Programs

Austin

Texas

Fund a 4th grader to experience all of Academy 4 programming for the year.

Dallas-Fort Worth

Academy 4

Sponsor a 4th grader for a year

Book Donations for Literacy

This donation allows for one child to participate in our Books Beginning at Birth Program. 

BookSpring

Books Beginning at Birth: Sponsor One Child for the Entire Program

Louisiana

Ohio

Maryland

Youth Camps for Empowerment

This donation goes toward our summer camp supplies. 

Creative Action

Provide Supplies for Summer Camp

Minnesota

During the Summer, we run six Youth Programs and one Elementary program (Mental Health Ambassadors, Mental Health Pioneers, Artist in Action, Healthy Youth Champs, Sisterhood, Brotherhood and Elmhurst Park Program). We split snacks amongst these seven programs but as you might assume, they run out QUICK! Help fund one snack week of our Summer (6 weeks total)! 

Boston Project

Snacks for a week of Summer programming

Atlanta

Georgia

HEY! Helping Empower Youth

Office supplies are needed to keep HEY! up and running. Your donation of helping with office supplies help us run and operate smoothly. 

Fund Three Months of Office Supplies

HEY! needs 5 iPads for students to work proficiently and effectively in their programming.

Buy an iPad for an At-Risk Student in Need

HEY! needs 3 laptops to help student complete programming and job training.

Provide an Apple Laptop for a Student’s Education

HEY! needs a conference table with 6 chairs to have a comfortable place to gather and meet. 

HEY! Wishlist: Conference Table that Seats 6

Cost of summer programming for 5 students.

Send 5 Students to Summer Programming Camp

The cost of groceries for two families for a week.

Supply Groceries to Feed Two Families for a Month

Tuition Assistance for Education

This donation supports tutoring and educational needs and supplies to help get young people to the graduation finish line.

Multi-Agency Alliance for Child

Support Supplemental Education to Graduate High School

Survivor Support Services

Scholars, in collaboration with the June Shelton School, provides tutoring for students with learning differences. Using Sequential English Education (SEE) curriculum, students learn reading and writing using tools that align with how they best learn.

Wesley Rankin

Support Tutoring Costs For Our Wesley Rankin Scholars

Sports Programs for Youth Development

Nashville

Tennessee

Join us in celebrating the remarkable achievements of the Valor Collegiate Academies bowling team from Nashville as they strike their way to the TSSAA State Championship this January! Under the guidance of coach Brynna Shepard, and with the heartwarming dedication of athletes like Rodney Nevils and Unified Partner Tweel Carder, our team has showcased resilience, skill, and an infectious love for bowling at the Nashville Sectionals. Rodney, who has been bowling since he was a child, has grown from using bumpers to mastering strikes with his signature hook move. Together with Tweel, they clinched 3rd place, demonstrating not only their talent but also the power of teamwork and perseverance. Their story is a testament to the impact of Special Olympics sports, offering more than just a game but a profound bond and invaluable life lessons. We're inviting you to sponsor our passionate team as they prepare for the State Championship. Your support will cover travel, equipment, and other essential expenses, ensuring our athletes and Unified Partners can focus on what they do best – bowling their hearts out and inspiring everyone around them. This is more than just a campaign; it's a chance to be part of a community that celebrates achievements, fosters growth, and champions inclusivity. Donate now and let's roll towards victory together!

Special Olympics - Tennessee

Support Valor Collegiate Bowlers: Sponsor Our Journey to the State Championship!

Alaska

Cost of job training and entrepreneurship classes for 2 students.

Sponsor Job Training for 2 Students

Kansas

Philadelphia

Pennsylvania

Our passionate and qualified staff run an energetic, fun and educational full-day summer camp for kids ages 4 to 12. (Grades K-6)

North Light Community

Send a Child to S.L.A.Y. Summer Camp for One Day

Oklahoma

We partner with nationally recognized motivational youth speakers who have established platforms, vast experience, but more importantly, possess an authentic passion for inspiring students. Each speaker seeks to deliver programs that are highly engaging and entertaining, while also presenting messages that give hope and encouragement. Each speaker has their own powerful story and speaking style, reaching K-12th grade students from all walks of life.

Youth Equipped to Succeed

Motivational Speaker: Sponsor a School Assembly

The Philadelphia Project

The mission of Atonement Afterschool is to provide educational assistance, life skills and emotional support to children in order that our students might have success not only today but for tomorrow. Atonement After-school provides snacks, a time to cool down through group activities, small group homework assistance, and life skills classes.

Support Atonement Afterschool Care

The Philadelphia Project is pleased to be able to offer full-tuition scholarships to attend Eastern University and Cairn University. We seek to enable young people to attend college who would otherwise not be able to for financial reasons.

Help Send a Freshman to College

Since 2010, TPP has offered free home repair to our neighbors in numerous neighborhoods of Northwest Philadelphia. This donation will go toward the materials needed to do the home repairs.

Fund Home Repair to Those in Need

Girls LEAP

Teaching Assistant participants are college-aged women and gender-nonconforming individuals trained to serve as teaching assistants. We provide them an opportunity for personal and professional development in leadership, intergenerational mentoring, coaching, guidance, and social justice.

Fund Training For Teaching Assitant

Teen Mentors build leadership skills by coaching younger and near-aged youth in Girls’ LEAP programs. They also raise community awareness about the violence that girls and gender-expansive youth face. Teen Mentors are paid part-time employees who serve as near-peer mentors and assistant teachers. We mentor them in leadership skills and support them in developing and pursuing academic and career goals.

Teen Mentors Program: Fund One Teen's Wages For a Month

Our Advanced Program reinforces the skills taught in the Foundation Program and introduces physical and social emotional skills to deal with more intense physical risks and deeper examination of skills such as adrenaline management, managing peer pressure, managing your online presence, and dating and breakup violence.

Girls' Advanced Program: Fund One Girl's Advanced Self-Defense Course

Girls’ LEAP Foundation Program is our 10-week, 20-hour curriculum that trains participants in physical self-defense and social-emotional skills. Physical skills focus on physical safety and self-defense techniques. Socio-emotional skills teach conflict resolution, setting boundaries, courage, advocacy and healthy relationships. It is delivered in a safe environment that supports students to cultivate protective factors against violence, as a foundation to grow into strong, healthy young adults. This program is for girls and gender expansive youth aged 8-18.

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Fund Training For Teaching Assitant

Teen Mentors Program: Fund One Teen's Wages For a Month

Girls' Advanced Program: Fund One Girl's Advanced Self-Defense Course

Girls' LEAP Foundation Program: Fund One Girl's Self-Defense Course