Support IAOP's partnership with Open Call Film Fest to host an annual Youth Filmmaker Festival in Phoenix, Arizona, open to youth ages 9-17. Donations will help provide opportunities for young filmmakers to submit films in categories such as Narrative, Documentary, Animation, and Episodic, with runtimes from 1-50 minutes. Contributions will fund monetary prizes, trophies, red carpet events, Q&A panels, workshops, and virtual streaming of selected films, fostering artistic creativity, growth, and guidance for youth.

This donation opportunity supports a specialized poetry program designed to help youth in challenging circumstances, such as those in juvenile centers and group homes. By engaging in poetry and creative expression, participants can reduce stress, alleviate symptoms of depression and trauma, and gain a more positive outlook on life. The program also incorporates Social Emotional Learning (SEL) strategies, breathwork, yoga, journaling, and coping mechanisms to provide a holistic approach to emotional wellness.

IAOP Youth Camps provide a comprehensive five-day program during school breaks for children aged 5 to 18. These camps integrate basketball drills with life skills education, including classroom exercises and discussions, to foster physical fitness, teamwork, and personal growth. Donations help tailor curriculum to diverse age groups and ensure access to mentorship and educational resources that prepare youth for future success.

Donate to Inside And Out Project to help create nurturing environments where at-risk youth can build confidence, resilience, and life skills through personalized mentorship, workshops, and activities. Your contribution will enable the organization to foster impactful relationships and equip young individuals with tools to overcome challenges and positively impact their communities.

Donate to Tehveli, a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to building a safe, respectful, and understanding online social network. Your contribution helps maintain a platform that values real human connections, verified members, and a bot-resistant environment, promoting accountability and kindness in digital interactions.

In March of 2026, our 8th grade students will be taking a trip to California's Disney theme park to not only enjoy some time on the rides, but to participate in a once in a lifetime opportunity. Students will be a part of a live Disney soundtrack session where they will learn a piece of music from Disney directors and musicians. This moment becomes full circle when students get a chance to hear themselves playing right along with the Disney movie. This trip is a culmination of all their hardwork throughout the school year while fostering a love for music for the rest of their 8th grade year, as high school musicians, and beyond.