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Children and Youth Charities in HIGHLAND, California

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Youth Development Programs

GIRLS ON THE RUN RIVERSIDE

Highland, CA

to Inspire Girls to Be Joyful, Healthy and Confident Using A Fun, Experience-based Curriculum Which Creativity Integrates Running.

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HIGHLANDERS BOXING CLUB PROGRAM

HIGHLAND, CA

The Highlander Boxing Club HBC Was Formed to Provide Fitness and Boxing Training for At Risk Youth Through A Team of Volunteer Coaches From The Community.

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PROJECT FIGHTING CHANCE

HIGHLAND, CA

Project Fighting Chance is An After-school Youth Mentoring Program That Started In 1999 In The Low-income Community of San Bernardino. It Uses Sports to Steer Youth Away From…

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ASH FAMILY ORGANIZATION

HIGHLAND, CA

ASH FAMILY ORGANIZATION

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CAL YOUTH SPORTS INC

Highland, CA

CAL YOUTH SPORTS INC

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EDUCATION THROUGH SPORTS

HIGHLAND, CA

EDUCATION THROUGH SPORTS

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ELITE YOUTH AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

HIGHLAND, CA

ELITE YOUTH AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM .

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GRYND TYME HOOPS

HIGHLAND, CA

GRYND TYME HOOPS .

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Fund Raising & Fund Distribution - Youth Development

UP AND ATOM

HIGHLAND, CA

UP AND ATOM

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YOUTH IS THE FUTURE INC

HIGHLAND, CA

YOUTH IS THE FUTURE INC

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