SMITH COUNTY COMMUNITY MENTORSHIP PROGRAM
EIN 86-3976359 · Youth Violence Prevention (I21)
What they do
Part III, Line 28 - Program Service Accomplishments The Organization Provides Mentorship Services to Youth and Families In Smith County, Tennessee. Through Structured Mentorship, Participants Are Connected With Multiple Trusted Adult Mentors Who Provide Guidance, Accountability, and Emotional Support. The Program Focuses On Strengthening Family Relationships, Improving Communication, and Promoting Personal Responsibility and Character Development. Services Include One-on-one Mentoring, Group Sessions, and Family Engagement Initiatives Designed to Create Stable Support Systems for Youth. The Organization Emphasizes Early Intervention and Ongoing Mentorship to Help Prevent Negative Outcomes and Promote Long-term Success. During The 2025 Tax Year, The Organization Served Youth and Families Through Consistent Mentorship Engagement and Community-based Support Programs.
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ContactJohnny Ray BrownPresident
In care of% JOHNNY RAY BROWN
Mailing address109 FIRST AVE WEST STE A, CARTHAGE, TN 37030-1534
Main phone(615) 683-5961 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- September 2021
- County
- Smith
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