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Presentation: Year in Review 2008
- 1. MENTORING TODAY FOR TOMORROW, INC. PRESENTS YEAR IN REVIEW 2008
- 2. Mentoring Today for Tomorrow, Inc. 2008 Year in Review Executive Board of Directors: Eva C. Johnson, DPA (ABD), President Dr. William H. Hayling, Vice President / Treasurer Jessica Smith, Community Outreach Director Lesley Rankin, Media/Public Relations Director Nelly Menjivar, Executive Secretary Duane Thomas, Honorary Member
- 3. Mentoring Today for Tomorrow, Inc. Advisory Board Members Dr. Susan Lomeli Adriana Brunner Robert S. Kowell Emilia Rychener / Community Volunteer
- 4. MTFT Fast Facts Founded in 2004 by Eva C. Johnson and community leaders to address the need for character building in todays youth Established as a non-profit educational public benefit organization Funded by grants, sponsorships, fundraising events and public/private donations Program designed for at-risk, disadvantaged, and low income youth ages 9-18 Staffed by community volunteers
- 5. MTFT Fast Facts Mission is to improve the ethical behavior of youth by developing strong families, strong educational ties, and strong peer-to-peer interactions Program increases positive social face to-face interaction and academic performance Program and staff model ethical standards of behavior
- 6. MTFT Fast Facts Assist high school students with their transition from school to work or college Partnered with the Murrieta Valley Unified School District in 2006 Completed the mentoring session for 2007 at Warm Springs Middle School Announced partnership with Oak Grove Center for Education & the Arts Mentored youth at油Murrieta Valley,油and Shivela Middle School campuses
- 7. MTFT Purpose To address the pressures youth encounter today due to lack of a firm foundation, guidance and structure. To instill positive, life-changing experiences through mentoring and be a positive, proactive invention tool for youth and their families. To serve at-risk, disadvantaged, and underserved youth ages 9-18. Since the summer of 2005, our organization has served over 400 youth and we continue to grow annually.
- 8. Mission To improve the ethical behavior of youth within a structured learning environment that promotes and builds excellence. We envision a community of ethical, empowered and well-educated youth.
- 9. Role MTFT makes the community a better place to live by increasing self-esteem and self-worth in our youth, and by creating future community, civic, and business leaders.
- 10. 2008 Highlights
- 11. April 50 Community Youths Served Sports Represented: baseball, football, basketball Each professional player gave his bio and history with sports Youths received batting practice, speed and agility training, and physical fitness instruction
- 12. Youth Sports Camp 2008
- 13. July Keynote Speaker: Leonard Robinson, Chief Deputy Director, Dept of Toxic Substances Control Educated community residents about water-saving measures and technology to conserve Californias most important natural resource ~100 participants enjoyed free food, giveaways and drawings, informational packets for adults, and jumpers, snow cones, and games for children
- 16. November ~60 student models in 3 categories: elementary, middle, and high school 1 trophy/prize winner in each category All student models received gift certificates and kept outfits modeled Partnered with Oak Grove Center for Education & the Arts Special costumes provided by well-known dressmaker Tifeni Whittington
- 19. Community Partners and Collaborations 2008 A.C. Green and the A.C. Green Foundation Assemblyman Kevin Jeffries, 66th District California Department of Toxic Substances Control Duane Thomas- former Dallas Cowboy #33 Eagles Wings Community Outreach Center, Inc. Murrieta Valley Unified School District Oak Grove Center for Education & the Arts Tom Rogers, District Director - office of Senator Dennis Hollingsworth
- 20. Community Partners and Collaborations 2008
- 22. Upcoming Events 2009 February 20-21: E-Waste Roundup Fundraiser March/Spring: Annual MTFT Fundraising Event Summer 2009: 2 nd Annual Youth Sports Camps September 1-7: Washington, DC Educational Tour Winter: 2 nd Annual Holiday Haute Fashion Show
- 23. Friday, February 20 -Oak Grove Center for Education & the Arts (Murrieta, CA) -International Auto Crafters (Moreno Valley, CA) Saturday, February 21 -Eagles Wings Community Outreach Center (Perris, CA) -International Auto Crafters (Lake Elsinore, CA) E-Waste Roundup Environmental Fundraiser
- 24. Upcoming Events 2009 Washington D.C. Washington DC Educational Tour September 1-7, 2009 Join Mentoring Today for Tomorrow as we support our youth. Cost Per student $2,125.50 DC Tour Stops: White House,油 The National Mall, Capitol Hill, Smithsonian National Museum, The Supreme Court油, US Marine Corps Memorial, The Pentagon, Arlington National Cemetery, U.S. Naval Observatory, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, Vietnam War Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, National WWII Memorial, FDR Memorial, Korean War Memorial, Supreme Court , Library of Congress, National Archives, Bureau of Engraving &Printing 油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油 FBI TOUR油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油油 Frederick Douglas at Cedar Hill ================================ All-inclusive Packages includes: Roundtrip Air and 6 Nights Hotel Lodging, Roundtrip transfers, 7 Breakfasts, 6 Fully Customizable Itinerary Dinners, Licensed Tour Guide per Itinerary, All Entry and Attraction Fees Paid, Optional Trip Insurance
- 25. And Introducing MTFT Fundraiser 2009
- 26. Mentoring Today for Tomorrow Academy
- 27. Mentoring Today for Tomorrow Academy
- 28. Mentoring Today for Tomorrow Our Needs for 2009 Childrens fiction and academic textbooks (current and in good condition) Equipment Needs: Computers (working desktops, laptops) Office and classroom furniture (in good condition) Volunteer Mentors Volunteer In-Kind Services (chaperones, community liaisons, fundraisers, grant writers, graphic designers, technology experts, etc.) Volunteer Board Members (Executive and/or Advisory Boards) FINANCES, FINANCES, FINANCES!!!!
- 29. Thank You For A Great 2008 Each of our supporters has made a substantial difference in the lives of our youth and our community. Special Thanks to our Presidential Awardees: Granite Construction Verizon
- 30. Help Us Make 2009 Even Greater!
- 31. 2008 Year End Review Photos
- 32. MENTORING TODAY FOR TOMORROW, INC. PRESENTS YEAR IN REVIEW 2008