ALL DAY EVERY DAY
EIN 26-2549666 · Youth Development Programs (O50)
What they do
All Day Every Days Mission is to Redefine The Realities of Inner City Youth From Desperation to Hope. This is Accomplished Through Community Outreach and SCSD Based Partnerships. Our Community Outreach Gives Participants Experiences and Opportunities They Would Not Have Otherwise Have. These Events Allow Our Vplunteers The Opportunity to Build Strong Relationships With The Youth and Be A Positive Influence In Their Lives. Our School Based Partnerships Allow Us to Have A Presence In The Schools Daily to Provide Student/staff Support and The Opportunity to Help Positively Change The School Culture. This Includes Academic and Behavioral Support, Restorative Practices, Event Planning, and Goal/incentive Based Mentoring. The Relationships Built In The Community Are Reinforced and Make A Larger Impact As Participants Are Mentored In The Schools.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2009
- Location
- 144 E Warrington Road, Syracuse, NY 13205
- County
- Onondaga
- In care of
- Nathan Pena