THE BOLO PROJECT
EIN 85-2606915 · Youth Development Programs (O50)
What they do
The Bolo Project Ignites A Generation of Confident, Resilient, and Purpose-driven Leaders. We Equip Teens With Mindset Mastery, Financial Literacy, Leadership Skills, and The Courage to Live On Purpose- All While Harnessing The Unconditional Love of Dogs to Inspire Connection, Reduce Anxiety and Awaken Joy.In 2025, 48 Students Were Served and 99% of Parents Said The Child Was Eager to Attend. 100% of Participants Reported Increased Confidence and 3 Alumni Students Returned As Volunteers. Significant Funds Were Raised for Other Animal Nonprofits and 75% of Participants Achieved SMART Goals.Three Weekend Retreats Were Hosted Centering Around The Athletes Mindset, Teen Entrepreneur Money Mastery and Teen Leadership. At A Time Where Teen Anxiety is Up 76% From 2009 and Youth Suicide is Up 60% Since 2007 As Well As 73% of Teens Reporting Feeling Overwhelmed By The Demands of Life, The BOLO Project Serves As An Antidote- Helping Teens Lead Themselves Well, Build Resilience, and Step Into A F
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ContactGila KurtzPresident
Mailing address4341 IRONWOOD AVENUE SEAL BEACH CA, SEAL BEACH, CA 90740-0000
Main phone(562) 799-4975Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- January 2021
- County
- Orange
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