ALL LEADERS MUST SERVE
EIN 47-4895676 · Youth Development - Business (O53)
What they do
All Leaders Must Serve (ALMS) is A Mentor-driven Organization That Empowers Young Adults to Transition Into Job Readiness and Adult Life. ALMS Trains Retired and Professional Volunteer Mentors to Serve High School Students. Since COVID-19 ALMS Has Continued to Build Volunteers and Students Each Year. In 2025 ALMS Worked With 7 Active Mentors.The Accomplishments of ALMS From January 2025 to December 2025 Include Youth Referrals From The District Attorneys Office Restorative Justice Program, and Young Men From The Yolo County Juvenile Detention Center. ALMS Also Trained 60 High School Students From Woodland High Schools With A Total of 70 Young Adults With A Significant Focus On The ALMS Trust Series. The Three Public Schools In Woodland Were Cache Creek, Pioneer, and Woodland High School.The ALMS Trust Series Trains In The 13 Characteristics of Being A Trustworthy Person and Key Flags to Identifying Personalities That Are Safe to Trust On The Job and In Their Personal Life. The 13 Chara
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2015
- Location
- 433 SECOND STREET 101, WOODLAND, CA 95695
- County
- Yolo
- In care of
- CHRISTY BARTON