

Volunteer Guidelines
Volunteers and mentors must be at least 21 years of age.
Volunteers must clear a background check before working with students.
Volunteers must complete a volunteer packet and a volunteer training session.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs
The curriculum is researched-based, in which there are five identified types of risk for at-risk students. Depending upon where each student lies on this continuum, there are four different approaches that we apply to prevent, intervene, or treat at-risk behavior. Workshops address topics under the umbrella of our core values: Integrity, Discipline, Education, and Ambition.
We typically meet in buildings in the local communities (public library, local schools, or community centers). However, we often host social events like bowling, arcade days, or getting ice cream.
If you’re interested in our program, click here to fill out our interest form.
At times, we will meet as a group, but we will also connect our mentees with mentors to leverage the power of mentorship.
Click here for more information regarding the power of mentors.