We serve youth ages 4 to 18, economically disadvantaged families, underserved and marginalized populations, individuals facing barriers to participation in extracurricular programs, and first responders and community-serving professionals when resources permit.
Organizational Purpose
The New Generation Project is organized and operated exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The organization is established to improve the quality of lie for undeserved and economically disadvantaged youth, families, and community members. This will be done through free educational, developmental, recreational, mentorship, and wellness programs that promote healthy lifestyles, positive youth developmet, leadership and community engagement.
Program Description
The organization will provide free youth development and educational programming for children and adolescents ages 4 through 18. Programs will incorporate mentorship, leadership development, communication and life-skills training, character education, emotional regulation, anti-bullying education, physical fitness and wellness activities, community service opportunities, and structured recreactional activities including martial arts-based youth development programs. Participants may receive uniforms, equipment, instructional materials, and related resources at no cost.
Public Benefit Statement
The New Generation Project serves the public benefit by providing free educational and developmental opportunities to individuals who may otherwise lack access to structured extracurricular enrichment programs. The organization seeks to strengthen individuals, families, and communities by fostering physical wellness, emotional health, leadership devleopment, educational achievement, and meaningful social connections.
Non-Discrimination Statement
The New Generation Project shall provide services without discrimination on te basis of race, color, national origin, ethnicity, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, age, or socioeconomic status consistent with federal and state law