To ensure that students of African descent have the support they need to enroll and succeed in advanced-level high school classes, graduate on time, and are ready for college and career. (2-year grant)

To support the expansion of a full-time YMCA presence in Tacoma's under-resourced and under-performing middle schools, providing enrichment opportunities to close the academic achievement gap. (2-year grant)

To support the YMCA's adaptive programs, providing opportunities for youth and young adults with disabilities to participate in Y activities including sports, social gatherings and life-skills development training.

To bring arts education to area K-8 students who would otherwise lack access, with tailored programming that meets their goals for learning, social-emotional development, expression and community building.

To support Latinx high school students who are at risk of dropping out, and re-engaging them in their school, community, and home culture.

To support Becoming A Man, a school-based program for at-risk males designed to help them learn, internalize and practice social cognitive skills, make responsible decisions, and become leaders and positive members of their school and community.

To equip juvenile offenders nearing release with tools and skills to promote a positive lifestyle through education, workforce development, and holistic programming.

To support the workforce development model for opportunity youth, which provides pathways to careers in the building trades and that brings needed housing to the city.

To support a network of shelters for youth and young adults experiencing homelessness, designed to provide safety and support for young people as they exit situations of trauma and crisis. (2-year grant)

Supporting girls grades 6-9 through experiential learning, community action projects, and social emotional learning.