Collective Impact

Educational PathwaysParticipants Served: 44 total participants involved in this program and growingRace Distribution: Black/African American: 76.74% Black/African American/White: 4.65% Black African American/Native Hawaiian PI: 4.65% Hispanic/Latino/Spanish: 2.33% Asian/Hispanic/Latino/Spanish: 2.33% Asian/Black/African American: 2.33% Black/African American/Hispanic/Latino/Spanish: 2.33% Unknown: 4.65%Gender Distribution: Female: 81.40% Male: 13.95% Unknown: 4.65% Key Outcomes:We provided comprehensive support to students, addressing their diverse needs to ensure their success in both academic and personal spheres. A significant portion of our efforts, 39%, was dedicated to tuition support, helping to alleviate the financial burden of higher education and enabling students to focus on their studies without the weight of overwhelming expenses. Additionally, recognizing the importance of a stable living environment, 15% of our resources were allocated to student housing support, ensuring that participants had a safe and secure place to live while pursuing their academic goals. We also emphasized the importance of equipping students with the necessary tools for success, dedicating 32% of our support to school supplies, helping students access everything from textbooks to technology. Finally, 15% of our efforts went toward providing general resources, offering a wide range of assistance that helped students overcome various challenges and thrive throughout their educational journey. Through this holistic approach, we strive to remove barriers and create opportunities for all students to excel.We supported students with the following support: Student Housing Support: 15% Tuition Support: 39% School Supplies: 32% General Resources: 15%

Young Adult WorkforceParticipants Served: We have served and paid stipends for 200 transitional aged youth during the summer of 2024. These numbers include Opportunities For All and Black to San Francisco programs.Race Distribution:Asian: 63.8%Black/African American: 21.1%Hispanic/ Latino: 2.7%White:2.2%Two or More Races: 9.7%Gender Distribution:Female: 56.2%Male: 40.5%Non-Binary: 3.3%Sexuality:Straight: 76.8%Gay or Lesbian: 4.3%Bi: 8.6%Unsure: 1.6%Decline to Answer: 8.7%Highest Level of Education:Less than High School: 16.2%High School Graduate: 53.5%Some College: 18.9%BA/ BS Degree: 10.3%Degree Beyond BA/BS: 1.1%Key Outcomes:In the summer of 2024, our Young Adult Workforce programs, including Opportunities For All and Black to San Francisco, successfully served and paid stipends to 200 transitional-aged youth. This initiative brought together a diverse group of participants, with 63.8% identifying as Asian, 21.1% as Black/African American, 2.7% as Hispanic/Latino, and 9.7% as Two or More Races. Gender representation was also inclusive, with 56.2% identifying as female, 40.5% as male, and 3.3% as non-binary.The youth served came from various educational backgrounds, with 53.5% having graduated from high school, 18.9% attending some college, and 10.3% holding a BA/BS degree. An additional 16.2% had not yet completed high school, and 1.1% had pursued education beyond a bachelors degree.Our commitment to inclusivity was further reflected in the participants' sexual orientation, with 76.8% identifying as straight, 4.3% as gay or lesbian, 8.6% as bisexual, and 1.6% unsure of their orientation, while 8.7% chose not to disclose.