#youth-programs

#youth-programs

The NYPD career day at its Queens academy aimed to help at-risk youth find meaningful career paths, providing hands-on experiences with law enforcement.

Keithen Foster remembers the T-Mobile side-kick phone he used to text his mentor, longtime Brian McKnight bassist Chris Loftlin, while he was in high school. Touring kept Loftlin busy, but he made time for Foster, who was in awe of the experiences his mentor would share in their conversations. 'I remember him saying, 'yo I'll hit you back tomorrow, I'm about to hop on this flight and go to Tokyo,’” said Foster, reminiscing about the excitement of Loftlin’s touring life.

The massive community effort began with a Facebook post from an Austin real estate agent, which called for volunteers to help recover from the flooding.

GAA Palestine expressed deep disappointment over the denied entry for the touring party of 33 children and 14 mentors, stating that necessary documentation was provided on time.

More than just a colorway, the KD 18 "Boys & Girls Clubs" pays tribute to the pivotal organizations that shaped Kevin Durant's early life and journey.

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow emphasized that the city's summer safety plan is committed to violence prevention through skill-building and employment programs for youth.

Monta Vista High School junior Claire Ma’s acrylic and oil pastel painting "Looking Back Into The Past" received a Judges' Recognition award at ArtNow 2025.

"It's important that kids see something beautiful being built for them, for their self-esteem, for them to see they deserve this," said Francois Fortune-Blanchard.

This qualification shows that a youth club can be more than a place to get fit and perform. It can be a launch pad, the beginning of what happens when we centre on their voices and their futures.

True to Nazi ideology, it was always about strength and fortitude. "The weak must be hammered away," begins a quote attributed to Adolf Hitler.

Lucha Libre returns to SPARK Social SF with a free community wrestling show, featuring general admission and VIP seating options for all ages.

On a sunny day in Green-Wood Cemetery last week, the magnolia and cherry trees were in bloom while a group of students busily tended to historic gravestones and vaults.

Join us at The Function, SF's first Black-owned comedy club for a special happy hour fundraiser benefiting the Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco and helping send kids to Camp Mendocino.