GAME CHANGERS LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE
EIN 92-3956954 · Higher Education (B40)
What they do
1. Hosted "chat and Chill" - A Space Where BIPOC Youth Can Unlock Their Imagination and Openly Discuss Topics They Are Interested About. Held Regularly Every 3rd Wednesday of The Month.2. Organized Monthly Field Trips for Teenagers and Young Adults (ages 16-24).3. The Game Changers Leadership Institute Youth Leadership Conference is An Annual Event That Brings Together BIPOC Youth Ages 1624 From Across The Inland Empire to Ignite Leadership, Amplify Youth Voice, and Foster Community Transformation. Grounded In GCLIs Mission to Cultivate Empowered, Socially Conscious Leaders, The Conference Offers A Dynamic Day of Leadership Workshops, Speaker Panels, Peer Networking, and Interactive Sessions Focused On Advocacy, Equity, and Systems Change.3. Conducted Learning Programs for The Future Youth Educators; Storytellers for Change, Developers for Change, and Organizers for Change.
How to reach them
ContactLanae NorwoodPresident
In care of% LANAE NORWOOD
Mailing address3200 E GUASTI RD STE 100, ONTARIO, CA 91761-8661
Main phone(909) 206-5589 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
- May 2023
- County
- San Bernardino
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