LETTER FROM CEO
Breathe In……. Breathe Out……..
As I reminisce on this past year, there was quite a lot to take in!
From welcoming our students and our families into their new home in August of 2023 …..to celebrating the grand opening of our new facility & 20 years of service …..to witnessing our communities, evolve at lightning speed…… to witnessing the resilience of our team who worked tirelessly to lift up HOPE and manifest GREATNESS in the 10,000+ individual lives we touched.
While there were so many notable and remarkable achievements to highlight, there were many critical decisions made to advance our mission, seize critical moments, expand our impact, and to sustain our efforts long term.
OYC Miami embarked on a multi-pronged strategic planning process to include evaluating our core competencies, impact, internal growth edges, external challenges and opportunities for expanded services.
Entering our 21st year of services, OYC Miami has joined forces with Housing Developer, Joined Development to extend services to 214 families of Liberty City; providing family support, advocacy and youth services to those residing in Lincoln Fields now Buena Vista.
Recognizing the growing need for health services, OYC Miami has launched a state-of-the-art telehealth kiosk, the OnMed Care Station to provide immediate access to healthcare and wrap around services to all those that are uninsured or underinsured.
Bearing witness to the daily economic struggles of families in the areas of housing, food and other basic necessities, OYC is proud to launch
Neat Stuff Closets within 13 schools to provide basic need items such as hygiene products, new or lightly used clothing and shoes, uniforms, and school supplies for our students across Miami Dade County,
As a testament to our work, OYC Miami was awarded a $2M McKinsey Scott grant, of which, 80% of this award will provide housing, food and utility relief to families in distress.
As our communities continue to evolve, OYC will continue to sustainably pivot; providing our communities an opportunity to Breathe Out and not suffocate on life’s inequalities and lack of resources……
OYC remains steadfast and committed to providing support to inspire, empower and enrich the lives of those who need our support; thanks to our Founders, Alonzo Mourning and Tracy Wilson Mourning, our Board of Directors, our Team, our volunteers, partners and our Philanthropic Community.
Yours in Service
Tina J. Brown Chief Executive Officer
AGENCY SUMMARY
MISSION
OYC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to inspire, empower, and enrich the lives of youth, adults, and families by providing a comprehensive and long-term approach to strengthening communities.
VISION
OYC’s vision is to deliver high quality services through a framework designed to bridge educational, social, emotional, health, and economic gaps; optimizing the full potential of those we serve.
GOAL
OYC’s goal is to advance the socio-economic trajectory of children and families for future generations.
PILLARS OF IMPACT
EDUCATION
In School and After School Mentoring and Support Services.
HEALTH
Advocacy, Health Screenings, Mental Health Support, Food and Nutrition, SEW- Social Emotional Wellness.
ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY
College, Career and Workforce Readiness Services, Internships, Employment, Training and Certification Programs, Mentoring and Success Coaching.
ENRICHMENT & EXPOSURE
Summer Camp, STEAM Initiatives and Activities, Honey Shine, Band of Brothers.
FAMILY SERVICES
EDEN Place Family Resource Center, Basic Needs, Nurturing Parenting Program, and Digital Skills Program.
STAFF LEADERSHIP BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER: Tina Brown
CHIEF PROGRAMS OFFICER: Brittany Lambert-Brown
DEVELOPMENT OFFICER: Yance Torres
FINANCE DIRECTOR: Randy Escoffery
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR: Nicole McMillan
DIRECTOR OF PROGRAM OPERATIONS: Clinique Smith
DIRECTOR OF FAMILY SERVICES: Falicie Dirosier
Alonzo H. Mourning Founder of OYC Miami
Tracy Wilson Mourning Founder of Honey Shine
Michelle Febres Board of Directors Chair
Albert E. Dotson, Jr. Esq.
Allen Furst
Andres Asion
Carol C. Biggs
Cristal J. Cole
Elise Scheck Bonwitt, Esq.
Eric J. Vainder
Gregory Deutch, Esq.
Jacquelynn Powers Maurice
Jason Sternberg
Jayne A. Klein
Jeffrey Fratarcangeli
Jodi A. Silva
Linda Coll
Magda J. Castineyra
Matthew Roth
Michael Fux
Michael Rose
Paul A. Shelowitz
Rashmi H. Airan
Rod Adkins
Ron Book
Russell H. Brooke
Salo Grosfeld
Shawn Alexander
Stephen A. Marino, Jr. Esq.
TARGET POPULATION
AFRICAN AMERICAN / CARIBBEAN BLACK (NOT HISPANIC)
STUDENT ETHNICITY 80% 4% 16%
OTHER HISPANIC/LATINX
AFRICAN AMERICAN / CARIBBEAN BLACK (NOT HISPANIC)
ADULT ETHNICITY 71% 4% 25%
GENDER 29% 1% 71%
Students in our Program have a Disclosed Disability 20%
OYC MIAMI IS PROUD TO SERVE OVER YOUTH, ADULTS, AND THEIR FAMILIES
5,000
PROVIDING ESSENTIAL SUPPORT AND RESOURCES TO HELP THEM THRIVE.
“Fundraising is a partnership. This year our donors and partners aligned together for the greater good of our community, in turn, funding our impact.”
~ Michelle Febres, OYC Miami Board of Directors Chair
FINANCIALS
ORGANIZATIONAL REVENUE
$13,920,753
REVENUE SNAPSHOT
EXPENSES SNAPSHOT
PROGRAMS 86% 9% 5%
ADMINISTRATIVE FUNDRAISING
FUNDRAISING PRIORITIES
GROW ENDOWMENT FUNDS
PLANNED GIVING CAMPAIGN
LEVERAGE VOLUNTEER SUPPORT
INCREASE INDIVIDUAL DONOR BASE
INCREASE MULTI YEAR COMMITMENTS
INCREASE FEDERAL FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
Honey Shine provides a plethora of enrichment activities, including, a six-week summer camp for enrolled participants each year. Exposure trips, webinars, workshops and other enrichment activities are offered to the girls, who are affectionately called ‘Honey Bugs’. These activities focus on life-skills lessons and educational experiences that include: health, nutrition, sex and drug education, career mapping and academic enhancement.
ACTIVITIES
464 HONEY BUGS SERVED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
325 Honey Bugs and their Mothers/Mother
Figures attended the Annual Jewel Summit Held at OYC Miami
150 CAMP HONEY SHINE PARTICIPANTS
69 Honey Shine Club Students during the School Year in Miami Gardens and Miramar
6
SIGNATURE EVENTS:
• Camp Honey Shine
• Summer Showcase
• Sisterhood Day
• Hats Off Luncheon
• Jewel Summit
• Annual Camp Honey
Shine Field Day
TESTIMONIALS
“I recently went on a college tour to Washington DC with Honey Shine. We attended Howard University where the founder of Honey Shine Ms. Tracy Wilson attended school. Being on campus and learning about the school was a great experience. During the visit we saw alot of college students campaigning for an upcoming election it was interesting to see the involvement on a college level. We also visited Georgetown University where Mr. Alonzo Mourning attended college. During the visit at Georgetown so see a wall with Mr. Mourning was refreshing to know where he started after high school to where is his today. The college experience for both schools were amazing. During the week we were exposed to the life of a college student as if we were staying off campus.”
~ F. Lewis
“I am a student at Miami Norland senior high school enrolled in the 9th grade. Over spring break 2024, I was able to experience a college tour to Washington DC honey Shine style. I really enjoyed the trip and can’t wait for next year’s. I will forever cherish the unique experience and all the fun times I had during the duration of the trip. We were able to see in person different college communities and campus life so we could be prepared for when it’s our time to graduate. This adventure helped me understand what my life will eventually be like as a college student. All thanks to Honey Shine!”
~ K. Allen
“Lorena W. is the epitome of the ideal student. I have had the pleasure of working with Lorena for the past two years. When I told her about the Honey Shine program she immediately wanted to join. When we have events off site, she is the first one to register and attend. Her parents were very impressed with the Girls Aviation Day and loved the idea of their daughter being able to board a plane with other dynamic young girls and women in aviation. Lorena is a young girl who sees opportunities to improve her academic success and social skills and jumps on them. She knows the value of Honey Shine and what we can offer her. She is always humble and appreciative of the daily catered meals, tutoring services and SEL activities.”
~ Honey Shine / Miramar Site
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
EDUCATION IMPACT
89% improved in literacy scores during 23-24 school year.
92% improved in other core content areas (i.e., math, science, social studies) based on report card grades.
99% promotion to the next grade level (matriculation).
92% ELA/reading grade improvement based on report cards.
96% improved in other core content areas (i.e., math, science, social studies) based on report card grades.
100% promotion to the next grade level.
97% Graduation rate for high school seniors.
95% of high school seniors completed the FAFSA.
96% ELA/reading grade improvement based on report cards.
EDEN PLACE
EDEN Place fosters parental engagement in students’ education. Now in its seventh year, it has expanded beyond Overtown to serve Allapattah, Brownsville, Little Havana, Little Haiti, and Liberty City. Through outreach and partnerships...
93% improved in other core content areas (i.e., math, science, social studies) based on report card grades.
99% promotion to the next grade level/graduation.
82% students increased knowledge of college and career options based on pre/post test surveys
85% demonstrated increased knowledge of financial literacy based on pre/post test surveys
70% of students increased knowledge of civic engagement
232 Active post-high school students (Ages 18-25)
58 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SESSIONS PROVIDED TO AGENCY STAFF
26,621 referrals made connecting individuals and families to community resources.
2400+ new families received single source services.
1451 contacts with individuals/families in the community providing clothing, school supplies, and/or baby items.
244 unduplicated EDEN Place families received coaching/wraparound services.
EMPLOYMENT
ADULTS (COMMUNITY)
70+ workforce readiness sessions provided to adults.
74 adults enrolled in job training programs.
55 adults enrolled in digital skills training program.
100% of participants achieved positive outcomes toward their digital literacy goals.
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT / INTERNSHIPS (AGES 14-25)
112 youth ages 14-25 were placed in employment/internship experiences during Summer 2024
63 workshops provided focused on child development.
19 workshops provided focused on child schooling.
11 workshops led by community partners.
STATS OYC Miami Staff participated in more than 85 community engagement events to support families. EDEN Place has reached more than new individuals in 2023-2024 2,500
143 workshops provided focused on adult enrichment.
TWENTY NINE MEMBERS Service Hours Completed = 29,975
$117,087.11 in Educational Awards granted to AmeriCorps members after their service term.
NUTRITION / HEALTH
240 health, dental, and vision screenings were provided
70+ clients connected with mental health supports
9 established partnerships to render health and wellness services (dental/ vision/mental health/physical health)
814 youth participated in programs focused on reducing health risks like obesity, anxiety, and depression.
87% of youth reported improved physical and/or social-emotional wellness
64,000+ meals provided to students during after-school programming
28,000+ meals provided to students during full-day programming.
FAMILY SUPPORT
95% of parents reported positive outcomes for their families from participating in OYC’s Year Round Programming.
94% of parents report that OYC’s Year-Round Program prepares students to do better in school during after-school programming.
NEW SERVICES AND INITIATIVES
OYC partnered with The Children’s Trust to host a TCT Books for Free shelf in the Family Resource Center, offering monthly books in English, Spanish, and Creole.
Mentoring Mondays were introduced, bringing OYC and Honey Shine Founders and local professionals for sessions on wellness, civic engagement, college readiness, and financial literacy.
90% of direct service staff received Youth Mental Health First Aid training to assist youth in crisis.
OYC partnered with The Art of Furniture, where high school students created pieces showcased at an event sponsored by City Furniture.
13 high school students completed the Python Pioneers AI Training Program in partnership with Miami EdTech.
OYC launched “Build Your Own Business,” a workshop series to support local entrepreneurs.
OYC started co-ed youth basketball teams in collaboration with Nationwide Youth Outreach and Athletics, Inc.
OYC expanded its Health and Wellness Pillar to include the OnMed CareStation, an onsite telehealth kiosk.
OYC launched a new partnership with Joined Development to support residents of Liberty City with family support services.
COLLEGE AND CAREER
97% of high school seniors graduated for Class of 2024.
90% of 2024 high school graduates were accepted into colleges & universities.
More than 60% of graduating seniors received post-secondary scholarships.
45 middle and high school students attended OYC’s Annual College Tour.
9 high school students participated in a week-long civic engagement program in Washington, DC with the Close Up Foundation.
PROGRAM PARTNERSHIPS
OYC Miami collaborates with many community and corporate partners and aims to continue these collaborations to continue to enhance the quality and effectiveness of OYC Miami programming for youth, adults, and families.
SCIENCE
• BankUnited
• Code Art
• Dibia DREAM
• Do Good 4-1
• FabLab Miami / Belafonte Tacolcy Center/ Key Biscayne Foundation
• Florida International University
• Miami Children’s Museum
• Miami EdTech
• Nexplore
• Seakeepers
• University of Miami, Society of Women Engineers
• University of Miami, Rosenthal School of Marine, Atomospheric, and Earth Science (Art-Meets-Science “Hopeful Healthy Oceans” Initiative)
• University of Miami UQUEST Program
• West Point
TECHNOLOGY
• CareerSource South Florida
• Center for Black Innovation
• Do Good 4-1
• Google Women-in-Tech Initiative
• Nexplore
• Young Coder’s Initiative
ART/MUSIC
• Abstract Art in Motion
• Adrienne Arsht Center for Performing Arts
• The Art of Furniture
• ARTSail
• Blue Scholars Initiative
• Canvas of the Wild
• Code Art
• Comic Kids
• Guitars Over Guns
• The Hive
• Illusionage Academy
• Kids Create
• Kyle Adams
• Mark Cesar
• Miami Children’s Museum
• Playing for Change Foundation
• Perez Art Museum
• Seakeepers
• University of Miami, Rosenthal School of Marine, Atomospheric, and Earth Science
• We the Best Foundation
COLLEGE & CAREER
READINESS
• AAR Corp
• Acordis Technology & Solutions
• Affirming Youth
• Amerant
• Bank of America
• BankUnited
• Belafonte Tacolcy Center
• Bilzien Sumberg DEI Committee
• Carl Linder
• The Carter Academy
• CBI - Know to Grow Inc.
• City of Miami
• Claro
• College Readiness Access and Motivational Services (CRAMS Consulting)
• The Cornish Family
• Dade Federal Credit Union
• Dan Marino Foundation
• Do Good 4-1
• Florida International University
• Fun Dimension
• Future Leaders of Hospitality and Tourism (FLHAT)
• The Garner Foundation
• Gerson
• Girl Power
• The Grant Cardone Foundation
• Karin Ajmani
• Hilmon Sorey
• Leadership Learning Center
• Libra Social Program
• Linda Ray Intervention Center
• LVMH
• Major
• Miami Dade College
• Miami Dade Trial Lawyers Association
• Miami EdTech
• Mike Tyson
• Nexplore
• Northern Trust
• Overtown Children & Youth Coalition
• P.S. 305
• Shake-a-leg
• Southeast Overtown / Park West Community Redevelopment Agency
• St. Thomas University
• Sylvia Benito
• T. Nikki Watkins
• Take Stock in Children
• Ted Lucas
• Touching Miami with Love
• Urgent Inc.
• Virtual Job Shadow
• Women in Aviation International, South Florida Chapter
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
• The Best Buy Foundation
• Blue Missions Group
• Close Up Foundation
• Equity and Advocacy Collective
• Miami Center for Racial Justice
• Mino Learning Group
• P.S. 305
FINANCIAL LITERACY
• Amerant
• Apollo Bank / Seacoast Bank
• Bank of America
• BankUnited
• Capital One
• Chase Bank
• Dade Federal Credit Union
• EdFed Credit Union
• GM Law Firm
• Junior Achievement
• Rose Capital Advisors
• Self-Help Bank
• Sylvia Benito
• Truist
• TD Bank
• Wells Fargo
NUTRITION/CULINARY
• Common Threads
• Kids Can Cook
• The Green Haven Project
WELLNESS/HEALTH
• 2 Million Children Together
• Baptist Health
• Barry University
• The Blue Zones Center
• Camp Katina
• Carisk Partners
• Chrysalis Health
• Children’s Bereavement Center
• Colgate
• Diamond in the Rough
• Dibia Dream
• Dr. Dashawna Fussell-Ware
• Dr. Plasencia
• Dreamcatchers for the Soul Foundation
• DWG Fitness
• Florida Heiken Children’s Vision Program
• Girls Inc
• Hope for Miami
• Informed Families
• More Too Life
• New Horizons Community Mental Health Center
• Period Education Project
• RER Consulting (Teen Talk Dialogue Program)
• Sabir’s Wellness Martial Arts
• South Florida Arts & Counseling
• T. Herro Foundation
• United Healthcare
• University of Miami
• Up2Us
OTHER
• Adkins Charitable Fund
• Advocacy Network on Disabilities
• Alpha
• Aka Ali-Kerr
• Alyse Lambert
• American Airlines
• Anthony R. Abraham Foundation
• Anthony Rodriguez, Vice Chairman, District 10
• Anthony Witherspoon
• ASF Consulting
• AT&T
• Belen Jesuit Preparatory School
Basketball Team
• Ben and Jerry’s
• BHG Financial
• Bilzin Sumberg Baena Price & Axelrod LLP
• Bob Moses Research Center
• Boucher Brothers
• Breakthrough Miami
• Buena Vista Apartments
• CARE Elementary
• Carrie Meek Foundation
• Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart
• Celebration Title Group
• Chapman Partnership
• Circle of Brotherhood
• The Children’s Trust
• City of Miami
• City of Miramar
• City Furniture
• Commissioner Kevin Marino Cabrera, District 6
• Commissioner Raquel Regalado, District 7
• The Confidante Hotel
• David P. Storch Family
• Department of Children and Families
• Divine Braids
• Downtown Miami Charter School
• Dr. Deborah Finley
• Duke University Alumni
• Father Barry Apartment Community
• Fatherhood Taskforce of South Florida
• Florida Department of Health in Miami-Dade County
• FIU Reading Explorers Program
• Footlocker
• Forever Young
• Gatorade
• Georgia Stanway
• Girl Power
• Greater Miami Health
• Gregg Covin
• Guardian Watch
• HAVAO Global Consultants
• Healthy Little Havana
• The Homeless Trust
• Housing Trust Group
• Jackson Bros.
• Jazz Chisolm Foundation
• Jewish Community Services of South Florida
• John Utendahl
• Joined Development Partners
• Kaysia Earley, Esq.
• Kobi Karp
• Lennar
• Lillies of the Field
• Lindsey Hopkins Technical School
• Little Lighthouse Foundation
• Lotus House
• LVMH
• Macy’s
• Miami Dade County
• Miami Dade College
• Miami Dade County Public Schools
• The Miami Diaper Bank
• Miami Heat
• Miami Marlins
• Michael Kramer (Chess - Super Saturdays)
• Miramar Parks & Recreation
• Mone’t Howard
• National Women’s Law Center
• Nicklaus Health
• Nike
• Norma Jean
• The Optimist Club
• Overtown Coalition for Youth and Children
• Pepsi
• Peter & Stacy Hochfelder Charitable Foundation
• Tasty T’s Catering
• The Parent Academy
• Rapid Response Team
• RER Consulting
• Reyna Noriega
• Salvation Army
• Sony Music Group Latin America
• Self Enhancement Inc.
• Southeast Overtown / Park West Community
• Redevelopment Agency
• Steve Rosato & Laura Juanes
• Swire Properties
• Tati’s Touch
• Terra
• Theodore and Thelma Gibson Charter School
• TMCS Community Care (Fatherhood Initiatives)
• Red Rooster
• The Rusty Pelican
• Together for Children
• UM Linda Ray Intervention Center
• Umbrella for Hope / Transitions
• United Way
• University of Miami
• Up2Us
• Urgent Inc.
• Virginia Key Beach Park Trust
• We the Best Foundation
• Overtown Coalition for Youth and Children
• The Parent Academy
• Shake Shack
• Theodore and Thelma Gibson Charter School
• Ransom Everglades Basketball Team
• Red Rooster
• Together for Children
• Umbrella for Hope / Transitions
• Urgent Inc.
• VOUS Church
YOU MADE IT HAPPEN
AAR Corp
Acordis International Corp
Alison Mass
Allegany Franciscan Ministries
Amerant Bank
Anthony R. Abraham Foundation
ASF Consultng
Ashbritt Foundation
Aspen Community Foundation
Bank of America
Bank United
Bankers Healthcare
Berkadia Commercial Mortgage
Bilzin Sumberg Baena Price & Axelrod
Bonnie and Peter Gatof
Brady Hunter Charitable
Brian Cox
Care Elementary School
Celebration Title Group
City of Miami.
City of Miramar
Coleman Charitable Fund
Community Foundation of Broward
Cozen O’Connor
Curtis & Stacey Lane Fund
CV Suarez Foundation
Dade County Federal Credit Union
Daniel & Jane OchCharitable Trust
Daniel L Nir & Jill E. Braufman Family
David & Marla Susser
David Moore
Diane Cruz
Early Learning Coalition of Miami-Dade
Florida Blue Foundation
Florida Commission
Florida Department of Education
Gellman Giving Fund
Greater Miami Health and Training Center
Gulfstream Park
Hess Foundation
Hiliana Tibaquira
Housing Trust Group
Inspired by Giving
Ivana Jermoluk
James Pallotta Charitable Trust
Jane Hsiao
Jane Preiser
Jason Taylor Foundation
Jeffrey M. Fratarcangeli
John R. Reinsberg
John Utendahl
Joined Management Service
Jorge and Isabel Rico
Joshua Kushner Foundation
JPMorgan Chase
Julie & Martin Franklin
Family Foundation
Kamal Chhatwal
Kaye Family Foundation c/o Karen Scott
Kevin Marino Cabrera
Kia Motors Finance
Kyle Robertson
Lauren B. Leichtman Arthur E. Levin
Laurence Goldberg
Laurie Michaels
Legacy of Education
Lennar Foundation
Lesley Green Leben
Linda Lambert
Lisa Hall
Lloyd & Laura Blankfein
M K Reichert Sternlicht foundation
Mario and Jessica Cristobal
Mark B. Fisher
Martin E Franklin
Mastec
Matthew Reiger
MDC PTK Club
Miami Dade County
Miami Dade County Public Schools
Micky & Madeleine Arison
Family Foundation
Molly and Bill Ford
Ms. Esta Stecher
Natalie and Brett Barth
National Philanthropic Trust
NBA Foundation
Neil & Kimberly Bluhm
New Horizons Community
Mental Health Center
New York Life Foundation
NewEdge Wealth
Nicklaus Children’s Health System
NIKE
Orett Harrison
Overtown Children & Youth Coalition
Pamela Liebman
PepsiCo Inc.
Pershing Advisor Solutions
Peter & Stacy Hochfelder
PNC Foundation
Ralf and Vivian Morera Charitable Fund
Renaissance Charitable Foundation
Rita M Case
RJKB Family Charitable Foundation
Robert Rubenstein
Rony Seikaly
Rose Capital Advisors
RSC Insurance Brokerage
School Board of Miami Dade County
Shakim Compere
Shelly & Howard Kivell Philanthropic Fund
Sony Music Group
Speciality Resturants Corporation
State of Florida
Stephen & Alicia Nussdorf
Steve Rosato & Laura Juanes
Susan Sarnoff Bram
Swire Properties Inc.
Tammy Levine
TD Charitable Foundation
The Adkins Charitable Fund
The Barry & Mimi Sternlicht Foundation
The Blackbauld Giving Fund
The Carrie Meek Foundation
The Childrens Trust
The David P. Storch Family Foundation
The Efraim Grinberg Family Foundation
The Falic Family Foundation Inc
The Fascitelli Family Foundation
The Fine & Greenwald Foundation
The Garner Foundation Inc
The Little Lighthouse Foundation
The Miami Foundation
The Patrick & Douglas Sacks
The Prentice Foundation
The Prince Family Foundation
The Rosenfeld Family Foundation
The Vattikuti Foundation
Theodore R. and Thelma A. Gibson
Charter School
Thomas M Cornish & Patricia Cornish
Tina & Steven Price charitable Foundation
Truist
UNIDOSUS
United Way of Miami-Dade
University of Miami
Vertex
Vicki and Greg Gaebe
Vicki Gross Charitable fundation
Warner Music Group/ Blavatnik Family
Foundation Social Justice Fund
Warren Henry Automobiles
Wayne M. Boich
We The Best Foundation
Weinberg, Wheeler, Hudgins, Gunn & Dial, Weisfeld Family Foundation
Wells Fargo
William R Kenan Jr Charitable Trust
Yield Foundation
“We
continue to witness the transformative impact of our programs. The success of our participants is a direct reflection of our team’s dedication and our partners’ unwavering support to invest in the community.”
~ Brittany Lambert-Brown, Chief Programs Officer
