Why Mentor?
Mentorship is one way to make a huge difference in a person's life—especially your own! Learn more about mentorship opportunities with affiliates serving children, youth, and adults with disabilities during the 2020-2021 academic year.
A House on Beekman
A House on Beekman supports the children and families of the South Bronx by delivering holistic long-term care and services to break the cycles of spiritual, emotional, educational and economic poverty.
Center for All Abilities
Center for All Abilities seeks to serve individuals with special needs and their families through creative, educational and spiritual enrichment in a faith-guided environment.
Community Connections for Youth
Community Connections for Youth (CCFY) empowers grassroots faith and neighborhood organizations to develop effective community-driven alternatives to incarceration for youth.
Do For One
Do For One promotes neighborly caring by engaging volunteers ('advocates') in one-to-one relationships and supportive communities with disabled adults ('partners').
Graffiti 2
Graffiti 2 Community Ministries serves children and teens in the Mott Haven neighborhood of the South Bronx through after school and community programs.
Mont Lawn City Camp
Mont Lawn City Camp (MLCC) is a faith-based mentoring and enrichment program for children in the South Bronx and East Harlem.
Operation Exodus Inner City
Operation Exodus is a Christian mentoring program for students (K-12) and their families in Washington Heights, Inwood, and the Bronx.
Young Life/YoungLives
Young Life is a non-denominational Christian ministry that reaches out to adolescents.
Youth for Christ
Youth for Christ serves incarcerated and formerly incarcerated youth, in Brooklyn and the Bronx, through relational programs that encourage conversation and build capacity for success.