Collaborators

Mentor2Youth is committed to impacting the futures of disadvantaged youth throughout Southeast Michigan by supporting them holistically through each phase of their lives. A 501(c)(3) organization founded in 2011, Mentor2Youth is based on a graduate research project conducted by a Michigan State University student that focused on the effects an educational mentoring program had on students’ school performance and personal behavior.

Guided by Goodwill, a Love for Humanity, and the ideals of a better tomorrow:

Our goal is to ensure a brighter future, by offering child development services, programs, and community-centered initiatives, which are designed to enrich and wholisticly impact the lives of children (ages 0-12yrs), as well as the environments in which they grow.

The Dispute Resolution Center offers affordable, constructive, restorative and healing approaches to conflict resolution.

The Mission of Parkridge Community Center is to enhance the quality of life for Ypsilanti's residents by supporting children, youth and families through a wide range of programs and services.

Washtenaw County My Brother’s Keeper (WMBK) exists to impact boys and men of color (ages 0-25) by empowering multiple generations to build community, and using innovative means to change narratives, practices, and policies, resulting in improved outcomes for young men and boys of color in Washtenaw County.

The District Wide Black Parents’ Student Support Group (DWBPSSG) of the Ann Arbor Public Schools will serve as a collaborative and supportive vehicle for African-American and under-represented minority students and their parents.

Our Mission is to reach, teach and transform the lost and our Vision is to be God's Lighthouse of Hope, where the world's rejected and neglected become God's elected.