Community League of the Heights
The Community League of the Heights provides the knowledge and the resources that people need to transform their lives and their community. Our holistic approach ensures that the community has the best opportunity to succeed. Our enduring philosophy is: "Our doors are always open to neighbors in need".

Bell
BELL exists to dramatically increase the academic achievements, self-esteem and life opportunities of children living in low-income, urban communities.

The Child Center of NY - Parsons Beacon
To meet the needs of the community through free programs and space for youth, adults and organizations; and to promote positive youth development.

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The Beacon's mission is to give young people a safe haven full of unique opportunities. Here they will be empowered by programs inspiring their active and creative minds. We stress the total development of each individual: intellectually, socially, emotionally, and physically.

Breakthrough New York at The Town School
Breakthrough New York at The Town School increases educational opportunity for motivated public middle school students and encourages talented high school and college students to pursue careers in education.

Breakthrough New York at The Town School is affiliated with a national collaborative of sites who are engaged in the same students-teaching-students model. As one of 26 sites nationwide, we work closely with our national collaborative to share ideas, recruit teachers, and coordinate fundraising.

To find out more about our national collaborative, check out the Breakthrough Collaborative’s website www.breakthroughcollaborative.org.

Liberty Leads
The Center brings together two Bank Street initiatives that have well-established records of efficacy over time. These initiatives originally served two constituencies through separate but interconnected programs. The first, the Liberty Partnerships Program (LPP), began 17 years ago and has had tremendous success working with youth at risk of dropping out of high school.

The second program under the Center umbrella is known as I-LEAD (Institute for Leadership, Excellence and Academic Development). This program serves promising, high-achieving students at under-resourced schools and prepares them to become competitive applicants to selective colleges and universities.

Friends of the Children
Friends of the Children NY is a unique early intervention program dedicated to helping New York City´s most at-risk children become productive, contributing members of their community. We accomplish this by employing full-time mentors, called Friends, to work one-on-one with these children, beginning in kindergarten or first grade and maintaining that relationship through high school graduation.

The GO Project
Founded in 1968, the GO Project is dedicated to providing academic assistance and social services to low- income, underperforming elementary school children in Lower Manhattan. GO identifies public school students performing below grade level and helps improve their academic performance, build self-esteem, and develop essential life skills. GO’s year-round programs address the intellectual, social and emotional needs of children and their families.

Student Sponsor Partners (SSP)
Student Sponsor Partners’ mission is to provide as many of New York City’s at-risk high school youth as possible with an opportunity to receive a quality non-public high school education, through the financial support and one-to-one guidance of a 4-year Sponsor. In doing so, Student Sponsor Partners strives to help disadvantaged youths earn their high school diplomas, and thus makes a direct and meaningful impact on their lives.

StreetSquash
Founded in September 1999, StreetSquash is an after-school youth enrichment program that combines academic tutoring with squash instruction, community service, and one-on-one mentoring.

Learning Leaders
Learning Leaders is New York City's largest nonprofit dedicated to public school students. We train committed and caring New Yorkers to provide tutoring and other support to our City's youngsters. We also equip parents to foster their children's educations.

I Have a Dream Foundation
The "I Have a Dream"® Program helps children from low-income areas reach their education and career goals by providing a long-term program of mentoring, tutoring, and enrichment with an assured opportunity for higher education.

St. John's University GEAR UP Program
The mission of St. John's University GEAR UP program is to serve as a vehicle that will enable academically and/or economically disadvantaged students to graduate middle school and high school and pursue post secondary education. Through a broad range of academic and social support services, we will provide our students with a solid academic background that will enable them to succeed and become lifelong learners and productive citizens of society.

The After-School Corporation (TASC)
The After-School Corporation (TASC) is a nonprofit organization established through a challenge grant from the Open Society Institute in 1998. Its mission is to enhance the quality, availability and sustainability of after-school programs in New York and beyond, with the goal of making after-school a public responsibility. TASC funds, monitors, evaluates and supports after-school programs in New York City. It works with local and national partners to build high quality, sustainable after-school systems in New York and across the nation.

TASC is dedicated to improving the learning lives of all kids by transforming the way after-school is funded and delivered. As TASC enters its second decade as a leader in the after-school field, it is working to achieve the goal of after-school for all children by:

* Supporting strong, innovative New York City after-school programs that enrich kids’ lives, ease the stress on working families, and help children develop the skills they’ll need to compete in the global economy

* Working to expand high quality programs on the local, state and national level

* Developing a more educated, highly-skilled after-school workforce to promote superior programming for all kids.

Bell Curves
Our mission at Bell Curves is to help individuals overcome barriers to educational success. Bell Curves partners with organizations and develops curricula and materials tailored to help each organization's constituents achieve academic excellence. Bell Curves works to make education accessible and affordable for all individuals, regardless of their socioeconomic background.

LINCOLN SQUARE NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER
The vision that shaped Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center in 1949 also shaped the Settlement House movement begun over 100 years ago. Throughout this city, neighbors stood up and took responsibility for each other, working cooperatively to build networks or services to support and empower all who lived there. The result was a groundswell of neighborhoods where people could live safely, nurture their children, and participate in their own success. With an eye on this vision, we at Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center have for over 57 years pursued our Mission of meeting the social, educational, recreational and cultural needs of the people of the West Side, particularly the residents of the Amsterdam Houses and the Addition which comprises 14 buildings spanning from 61st to 65th Streets and Amsterdam to West End Avenues. We accomplish this by meeting the emerging needs of our neighborhood by delivering programs and services to the over 2,700 individuals and 1,250 families-from pre-schoolers to seniors-who live and work in this community.

AHRC - New York City
Services and supports for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities

The 1City Youth Project
To enrich the lives of youth by integrating character-building and community service with free activities in sports and the performing arts. 1City registers students in grades 4 to 12 during the summer months and the month of September. Its program operates generally on Friday evenings and Saturdays from September to May.