2 0 2 4 2 0 2 5 ANNUAL REPORT
LETTER FROM CEO
There are moments when the path feels uncertain. There are seasons when the weight is heavy. Yet in every trial, we are reminded: we are not defined by obstacles — we are refined by them.
This past year has not been easy. As economic conditions continue to evolve, families are encountering new obstacles alongside existing responsibilities. At OYC, we have felt that heaviness too. But what continues to move us forward is the resilience of our community and the extraordinary accomplishments we’ve achieved together. Families who once carried their struggles in silence are now leaning in, finding strength in connection, and trusting us to walk alongside them. That trust humbles us and deepens our responsibility
And despite the challenges, we have so much to be proud of. This year:
• 100% of our high school seniors graduated, and 81% enrolled in postsecondary education — proof that our persistence and expectations for excellence will propel our students forward.
• We provided nearly 60 workforce development sessions for adults, equipping them with tools, skills and confidence to withstand economic shifts.
• Overt 12,000 adults received services to help strengthen them and their families, a testament to their trust and belief in the power of community and partnership.
• We expanded health services, offering free healthcare access to the community -at-large, as well as fitness and nutrition sessions across Miami-Dade to increase the viability of our communities and curtail debilitating long-term health issues.
• We delivered more health screenings and culinary programs, helping adults adopt healthier lifestyles and live longer, stronger lives.
• Over 109,000 nutritious meals were served to our children afterschool and when students were out of school.
• Over 200 partners and volunteers helped us to accomplish this all that we were able to accomplish!
These milestones were not achieved in isolation. They represent the tireless commitment of our staff, the courage of our families, and the steadfast support of our partners and donors. Together, we created a stable and nurturing environment where children could still be children shielded from the full weight of family hardship; while adults found new pathways to thrive.
Our work continues to evolve because each day presents new challenges and opportunities. But what has not changed is our conviction: hope is not abstract. It becomes real when we act together.
The road ahead will not be without storms. Yet resilience is more than survival; it is the ability to prepare, to build, and to thrive no matter what lies ahead. And we cannot do this work without you.
As we step into a new year, I invite you; our partners, donors, and business leaders to renew, expand, or begin your commitment to OYC Miami. Your investment is more than a charitable gift; it is a promise to our children and families to create life-changing enrichment and experiences, to strengthen the workforce, to keep young people safe, and to build healthier communities.
To our founders, Alonzo Mourning and Tracy Wilson Mourning, our Board of Directors, our team, our volunteers, partners, and donors... thank you. Your unwavering belief in this mission has made all of this possible.
Yours in Service
Tina J. Brown Chief Executive Officer
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER: Tina Brown
LEADERSHIP BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CHIEF OF STAFF: Rafaela Bermeo
CHIEF PROGRAMS OFFICER: Brittany Lambert-Brown
DEVELOPMENT OFFICER: Yance Torres
PROGRAM COMPLIENCE OFFICER: Clinique Smith
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE: Randy Escoffery
DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES: Nicole McMillan
DIRECTOR OF MARKETING AND EVENTS: AnJanet Coleman
DIRECTOR OF K-8: Angela White-Royal
DIRECTOR OF COLLEE AND CAREER: Dr. Lovely Noel
DIRECTOR OF FAMILY SERVICES: Falicie Dirosier
Albert E. Dotson, Jr.
Allen S. Furst
Alonzo Mourning
Andres Asion
Arshi Siddiqui Meek
Brian Y. Goldmeier
Carol Cassandra Biggs
Cristal J. Cole
Elise Shceck Bonwitt
Eric James Vainder
Gregory Deutch
Jason David Sternberg
Jeffrey Fratarcangeli
Linda Coll
Magda J Castineyra
Mariola Triana Sanchez
Matthew Roth
Michael Fux
Michael Rose
Michelle Febres
Paul A. Shelowitz
Rashmi Helen Airan
Rodney C. Adkins
Ronald Lee Book
Russell Brooke
Salomon Pedro Grosfeld
Shawn David Alexander
Silvia Maria Larrieu
Stephen A. Marino, Jr.
Tracy Wilson Mourning
Alonzo H. Mourning FOUNDER OF OYC MIAMI
Brittany Lambert-Brown CHIEF PROGRAMS OFFICER
Michelle Febres BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHAIR
Tracy Wilson Mourning FOUNDER OF HONEY SHINE
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.
CORE VALUES
YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT PARTICIPANTS
OYC MIAMI IS PROUD TO SERVE OVER YOUTH, ADULTS & THEIR FAMILIES
5,500
3 , 503
EDEN Place / Adult Clients: Coaching, Single Services, Digital Skills, Workforce Training. 925 K-12: In-School, After School, and Summer.
AGES 5-17
AGES 18-30
ADULT AND FAMILY DATA
3,400 ADULTS SERVED, AGES 31+
of OYC Miami families consists of 4 OR MORE in the household
of OYC Families earn LESS than $51K per year Students in our program have a disclosed disability
EMPLOYMENT STATUS
PILLARS IMPACT
EDUCATION
In-School and After School
Mentoring and Support Services
ENRICHMENT & EXPOSURE
Summer Programs, STEAM Initiatives, Honey Shine, Band of Brothers, and Civic Engagement
HEALTH
Advocacy, Health Screenings, Mental Health Support, Food and Nutrition, Social Emotional Wellness
FAMILY SERVICES
Basic Needs, Success Coaching, and Employment Services
ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY
Workforce and College Readiness Services, Internships, Employment, Training and Certification Programs, Mentoring, and Success Coaching
REVENUE SNAPSHOT FUNDRAISING
PRIORITIES
GOVERNMENT CORPORATION INDIVIDUALS EVENTS
1 INCREASE MULTI YEAR COMMITMENTS
2 INCREASE DONOR ADVISED GIVING
4 GROW ENDOWMENT AND PLANNED GIVING FOUNDATION
3 INCREASE INDIVIDUAL DONOR BASE
PROGRAM ACHIEVEMENTS
EDUCATION
Our comprehensive K-12 education programs deliver transformative results across all grade levels, with students showing remarkable improvement in literacy, mathematics, and core content areas. These outcomes reflect our commitment to personalized instruction and targeted interventions.
ELEMENTARY IMPACT
83% of K-5 students improved literacy scores
92% improved in English, math and science areas
MIDDLE SCHOOL IMPACT
100% successful matriculation rate
86% improved core content grades
HIGH SCHOOL IMPACT
100% graduation rate (Class of 2025)
100% college enrollment projection
94% maintained passing reading grades
91% improved core content grades
90% completed FAFSA applications
194
POST-HIGH STUDENTS
Actively receiving one-onone coaching, financial and career readiness support.
98%
ALUMNI SUCCESS RATE
On track by age 25 to becoming economically self sufficient.
POSTSECONDARY ENROLLMENT
81%
OYC’s recent graduates have enrolled in college, the military, or vocational programs.
94%
STUDENT SATISFACTION Report program helped them academically.
ENRICHMENT, HEALTH, FAMILY, & ECONOMIC IMPACT
ENRICHMENT & EXPOSURE
• 100% of students participated in STEAM programming
• 120 youth participated in organized sports; (basketball, volleyball and soccer)
• 48 exposure trips hosted
• 20 college and career exploration tours
HEALTH & WELLNESS
• 1,071 health, dental, and vision screenings completed
• 109,000+ meals provided to students
• 925 youth in prevention/intervention programming
YOUTH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
• 100% interns attended job readiness training
• 134 summer youth internship placements
• $92,000 saved by our summer youth interns
ADULT WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
• 100% job retention rate at 90 days
• 75 clients in digital skills training
• 64 adults enrolled in job readiness training
FAMILY SERVICES
• 25,462 referrals made for family needs
• 175 workshops on child and adult development
• $200K was deployed for rental assistance
• 30,000+ service hours completed AMERICORPS SERVICE
• 30 AmeriCorps members engaged
FAMILY SERVICES
POWERED BY THE HSAIO FAMILY FOUNDATION
Serving Overtown, Allapattah, Brownsville, Little Havana, Little Haiti, Liberty City, and Miami Gardens.
United Way EDEN Place is a family resource center empowering adults and caregivers through motivational support, information, and training to help families navigate life’s systems with confidence.
IMPACT AT A GLANCE
REFERRALS
MADE
Connections to vital resources including housing, employment, food, technology and health services.
DIGITAL EMPOWERMENT
CLIENT CONTACTS
Touchpoints for information, referrals, and ongoing coaching support.
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
86%
COMPLETION RATE
Adults successfully finished digital skills training
75 adults participated in our digital skills training programs, gaining essential computer literacy and technology skills to thrive in today’s digital world.
64 CLIENTS Enrolled in job training programs
60 SESSIONS Workforce readiness training delivered
EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
175 WORKSHOPS
Hosted by OYC Miami to empower youth and families.
28 PARTNER-LED WORKSHOPS
Events or activity sessions to support adults, staff, students, and families.
71 OUTREACH EVENTS
Attended throughout the community.
EXPANDING PARTNERSHIPS
OYC Miami expanded services across education, health, arts, and community engagement launching innovative programs and strengthening partnerships to serve more families than ever before.
AI EDUCATION
48 enrolled in Google AI Essentials through UnidosUS grant; 34 earned certification
YOUTH SOCCER
Two 6-week soccer clinic cohorts launched with Sportunity partner
STUDENT ART BASEL
3-day exhibit showcasing student creativity and professional arts opportunities
EDUCATION & ENGAGEMENT
Math games with FIU Bob Moses Center and Algebra Project brought families together. 51 students toured colleges during Spring Break. 10 students visited DC for civic leadership development with the Close Up Foundation.
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Neat Stuff closets launched at two schools providing uniforms, supplies and hygiene products through Brady Hunter Foundation partnership.
YOUTH-POLICE BRIDGE
Honey Shine’s “Let’s Talk it Through” series in Miramar fostered dialogue between teens and law enforcement officers.
FAMILY WELLNESS
Parent FIT Club and 10-week Blue Zones Culinary Program empowered adults with fitness and nutrition skills.
MUSIC STUDIO LAUNCH
We the Best Music Studio ribbon cutting celebrated new state-of-the-art space with multiple foundation partners.
HEALTH PARTNERSHIPS
UM Nursing students provide weekly health education and intervention support
HEALTH & WELLNESS GROWTH
Expanded collaborations with Florida Blue, Vertex, OnMed CareStation, UM Global Health Institute, UM Sylvester Cancer Center, CFCE Mobile Unit, Pace Center for Girls, Life Time, Children’s Bereavement Center.
Honey Shine is a year-round empowerment program intentionally designed to help girls—affectionately called Honey Bugs—discover their brilliance and reach their fullest potential. Through curated experiences that nurture the mind, body, and spirit, Honey Shine equips girls with the confidence, skills, and exposure to SHINE in every area of life.
Honey Shine offers education, wellness, college, career, and test preparation program activities and services; as well as dance, music, art , fitness and a dynamic six-week summer camp retreat and internship program - every activity is crafted to build self-awareness, leadership, and resilience.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Launched
Let’s Talk it Through with the City of Miramar Police Department
Summer Track Program
Robotics with Do Good 4-1
Partnership with Jason Taylor Foundation for Blueapple Poetry Programming
Volleyball fitness for Honey Bugs
Film Festival
509
HONEY BUGS SERVED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR 161
CAMP HONEY SHINE PARTICIPANTS 200+
HONEY BUGS AND THEIR MOTHERS/MOTHER FIGURES
ATTENDED THE ANNUAL JEWEL SUMMIT HELD AT OYC 68
HONEY SHINE CLUB STUDENTS DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR IN MIAMI GARDENS AND MIRAMAR
CAMP HONEY SHINE HONEY SHINE PROMOTION AND AWARDS CEREMONY HATS OFF LUNCHEON
JEWEL SUMMIT
END OF SUMMER SHOWCASE
SISTERHOOD DAY
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 Musuem
• 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 (Art-Meets-Science “Hopeful Healthy
• Oceans” Initiative)
• 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 (Social Emotional Learning)
• Hope for Miami
• Informed Families
• Jewish Community Services of South Florida
• 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 (Fishing Trip)
• 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
• 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
• 4 Girls Foundation
• Acordis Intl
• Ada Armas
• Adam Wolman
• Agueda Hernandez’s Fund
• Alesisia Cobb
• Alexa Reichbaum
• Alexandra P. Davis
• Alicia aliciasa
• Allegany Franciscan Ministries
• Allison Freidin
• Alonzo Mourning
• Amaris Jones
• Amazon Capital
• Amelie Rose Pupo-Mayo
• Amerant Bank
• American Online Giving Foundation
• Amy Deutch
• Andre Napier
• Andrea Mirabal
• Andrew Elisburg
• Angelina Febres
• Ann Machado
• Anna Whetzle smiley
• Annessia McCray
• Anthony R. Abraham Foundation
• Anthony Robinson
• Arlesha Amazan
• Ashbritt Foundation Inc
• AT&T
• Audrey Carry
• Audrianna Carry
• Bank of America
• Bank United
• Bernadette Chester
• Bertha Henry
• Bilzin Sumberg Baena Price & Axelrod LLP
• Black Voters Matter
• Blue Cross Blue Shield
• Brian Dennis
• Byron Scott
• Cardinal Four Foundation
• Carla Hill
• Caroline Corbin
• Casa Valentina
• Charitable Aid Foundation America
• Chick Lee
• Chris Riley
• Christina Wilson
• Christopher G & Jacqueline Kelly
• City of Miami
• City of Miramar
• Claudia Potamkin Charitable fund
• Close Up Foundation
• Commissioner Daniela Jean
• Community Foundation of Broward
• Cooper Andrews
• Courtney Zinn
• Cozen O’Connor
• Cynthia Thompson
• Cyril Bijaoui
• D A Munoz Bustamante
• D. Richard Mead Charitable Foundation
• D.Stephenson Construction, Inc
• Dallas Cobb
• Dan Buettner Family Fund
• Daniel R. Lewis
• Dave Wagner
• David Frankel
• David Lawrence
• David Miller
• Dawanna Williams
• Debra Owens
• Department of the Treasury
• Derek Fleming
• Desi Daniels
• Design Form, LLC
• Devon Wright
• Diana Venturini
• Douglas Elliman
• Dr. Marilyn Morrison Padilla
• Dwight Stephenson Foundation Inc.
• Edgewood Partners Insurance Center
• Edward Yevoli
• Eilah Campbell-Beavers
• Elaine Kauffmann, P.A.
• Elevance Health Inc
• Elise & Gil Bonwitt Philanthropic Fund
• Elizabeth Colyer
• Elliana and Craig Bondy
• Emily Copeland
• Eric Dickerson
• Eric & Lunie St Ervil
• Eric Vainder
• Ericka Collins
• EY LLP
• Fancisco Gil
• Fidelity Investment
• Filmgate Miami
• Florida Blue
• Florida Power Light
• Florida Strong Finish
• Forge Building Corp.
• Fourth Restatement of The Richard Jacobs
• Francisco Gil
• Frederick Sager
• Gamson Family Fundation
• Genesco Sports Enterprises Inc.
• Godfrey Gill
• Goldman Sachs, & Company
• Gonzalo De Quesada
• Gordon Eric Knowles
• Greenstein Family Foundation
• Gregory Rothman
• Guitars Over Guns
• Gulfstream
• Hannah Olson
• Health Resource in Action
• Helios Education Foundation
• HFSF Grants Management Inc
• Housing Trust Group
• Hutzler Charitable Fund
• Inspire4Purpose Counseling Services
• Iron Street Holdings LLC
• Jackson Health System
• Jacqueline Nickelberry
• James and Carolina Carras
• James Collins
• James Hays
• James Pallotta Charitable Trust
• Jared Kaplan
• Jeff Fratarcangeli
• Jeffrey Hall
• Jeffrey Timmons
• Jeffrey Tweedy
• Jeremy Tetrault
• Jeremy Tran
• Jessica Modkins
• Jessica Sirmans
• Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago
• Joan Wynne
• Jocelyn Cooley
• Joined Management Service
• Jorge and Isabel Rico
• Jose Valdes
• Josefina Beyra
• Joshua Sheradsky
• Joumana Kidd
• JSSI Management
• Judith & Stuart Rohatiner
• Judson Cohen
• Julie & Martin Franklin Family Foundation
• Kaden Hoosein-Ragbir
• Kadie Black
• Kamila Pritchett
• Kanwaljit Chhatwal
• Kathleen Falter
• Kathleen Monahan & Alvin Davis
• Kathy Romulus
• Katya Matusevich
• Kendrick Meek Jr
• Kidz Medical Service
• Kim Cox
• Kimberly Stlouis
• King and Spaldin
• Kluger, Kaplan, Silverman
• Kook Do
• Kyle Adams
• Laetitia Blanchard
• Lakeview Hospitality Investments, LLC
• Latricia Branch
• Laurie Nuell
• Lawerance Burkhalter
• Lee Lynott
• Leesfield Family Charitable Foundation
• Lennar Foundation
• Linda Coll
• Linda Levy
• Linda Rizk
• Linda Schutzer
• Lindsay Gorton
• Lisa Harris
• Lisa Heiden
• Local Initiatives Support Corporation
• Loreen Chant
• Lourdjinie Stvil
• Lucia Davis-Raiford
• Lynette Lawson
• Magda J Castineyra
• Maria Acevedo
• Maria Marshall
• Marisol Estevez
• Mark B. Fisher
• Mark Caesar
• Mark Ellington
• Mark Fisher
• Mark Wynohradnyk
• Martin E Franklin
• Marylin Dans
• Melanie Williams
• Melissa Gulley
• Miami Dade County
• Miami Heat
• Michael Gillespie
• Michael Rose
• Michael Samway
• Michelle and Tom Coleman
• Micky & Madeleine Arison Family Foundation
• Mighty Cause
• Mirenda Howard
• Monica Betancourt
• Monica Davis
• Monique Rodriguez
• Montez Monroe
• Moore Impact Inc
• Nahla Deglace
• NBA Foundation
• Neil & Sharon Book
• Neil Book
• New Horizon Community Mental Health Center
• Niberto Moreno
• Nick Valverde
• Nicklaus Childrens Health System
• Olympia Martyn and Donald Rubin
• OnMed
• Overtown Children & Youth Coalition
• Paul Jones
• Paulette Fossati
• PepsiCo Inc
• Playing for Change
• PNC Foundation
• Publix
• Rafael Morera
• Randy Rieger
• Rashad Thomas
• Raymond James Investment
• Reginal Taylor
• Rehan Khan
• Renaissance Charitable foundation
• Rhahime Bell
• Rita M Case
• RJKB Family Charitable Foundation
• Robert F Harris
• Robin’s Transportation Inc
• Roland Cole
• Rose Capital Advisors
• RSC Insurance Brokerage Inc
• Rubenstein Law PA
• Rusty Pelican
• Sabrina Gallo
• Sam Chesser
• Sara Herald
• School Board of Miami Dade County
• Scott Guhin
• Sean Kinoshita
• Seek Foundation Inc
• Sharonda Stewart
• Sharonda Stewart
• Silvia Cubina
• Simkins Charitable Foundation
• Stephanie Cox
• Steven Rosato
• Stuart Rohatiner
• Sylvia Pool
• Tamiami 137, LLC
• Tasty T’s Catering LLC
• TD Charitable Foundation
• Terra Group
• The Adecco Group
• The Adkins Charitable Fund
• The Albebra Project
• The Barry & Mimi Sternlicht Foundation
• The Batchelor Foundation, Inc
• The Benevity Community Impact Fund
• The Blackbauld Giving Fund
• The Brady Hunter Foundation
• The Carrie Meek Group
• The Children Village
• The David P. Storch Family Foundation
• The Educational Foundation of America
• The Fine & Greenwald Foundation, Inc
• The Garner Foundation Inc
• The Haggard Law Firm
• The Home Tiles
• The Miami Foundation
• The Prentice Foundation Inc
• The Ronald & Glenda Herzog Fund
• The William R. Kenan Jr. Charitable Trust
• Thomas M Cornish & Patricia Cornish
• Timothy L Obrien
• Timothy Schmand & Janet Kyle Altman
• Tish Mindingall
• Truist Bank
• UNIDOSUS
• United Way of Miami-Dade
• University of Miami
• Venable Foundation
• Vertex
• Vibgyor Project, Inc
• Vicki and Greg Gaebe
• Vivianne Del Rio
• Volunteer Florida
• Walter Jennings
• Wanda Brooks
• Warner Music Group BFF Social Justice Fund
• Warren Henry Automobiles Inc
• Wayne A Kageyama
• We the Best Foundation
• Weinberg, Wheeler, Hudgins, Gunn & Dial
• Wells Fargo
• Wilda Silvetz
• William Blair
• Yisel Soler
• Yvonne Johnson
• Zakkiyyah White
“At OYC Miami, every youth, family, and adult we serve isn’t just a number; they’re the spark of a stronger, more united community we’re building together.”
~ Alonzo H. Mourning, Founder of OYC Miami
