Improve Your Tomorrow

The life path for black and Latino boys is often the same. They leave high school without graduating, struggle to find employment, commit a crime and then find themselves in jail. The majority of which return to a community plagued by high unemployment, violence and a lack of hope. This cycle is known as the school to prison pipeline and frequently repeats generation, after generation, after generation. Improve Your Tomorrow, otherwise known as IYT was created in 2013 to break the school to prison pipeline by helping young men of color get to and through college. IYT started with seventeen students at Valley High School in South Sacramento, these seventeen laid the foundation for what is now the largest education nonprofit only serving young men of color in the country. IYT currently serves over 1000 young men of color through three academic programs including the IYT College Academy, IYT Continue to Dream Academy and IYT U.

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IYT Scholars building redevelopment

BUILDING YOUTH ADVOCACY FOR EDUCATION AND HEALTH EQUITY

GENERAL SUPPORT AND VARIOUS PROJECTS

FOR RECIPIENT'S EXEMPT PURPOSE

GENERAL OPERATING

AMERICORPS PROGRAM

MEN OF COLOR

PROGRAM/OPERATING SUPPORT

BUILDING YOUTH ADVOCACY FOR EDUCATION AND HEALTH EQUITY: TO SUPPORT YOUTH ORGANIZING AND ADVOCACY CAPACITY FOR STUDENTS, PARENTS AND PROGRAM STAFF FOCUSED ON INCREASING ACCESS TO POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL OPTIONS AS A MEANS TO IMPROVE HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR YOUNG MEN OF COLOR IN SACRAMENTO AND NORTHERN CENTRAL VALLEY COUNTIES.

GENERAL SUPPORT

Scholars program support

Scholars program support

Stipends Fund for college mentors providing college advising, mentorship, and tutoring to 300 students in San Joaquin County

DIRECTORS DONATION

GENERAL SUPPORT

IYTS COLLEGE ACADEMY PROGRAM EMPOWERS YOUNG MEN OF COLOR IN GRADES 7-12 IN THE TWIN CITIES METRO

PROGRAM SUPPORT

IN SUPPORT OF PROGRAMS ENHANCING ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT IN BLACK COMMUNITIES.

IYT COLLEGE ACADEMY, BROTHER OF SANKOFA: A MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM FOR YOUNG MEN OF COLOR

RESOURCES TO SUPPORT PROGRAMMING IN THE COMMUNITY

Brother Of Sankofa: A Mental Health Program For Yo

HUMAN SERVICES

Scholars program support

The life path for black and Latino boys is often the same. They leave high school without graduating, struggle to find employment, commit a crime and then find themselves in jail. The majority of which return to a community plagued by high unemployment, violence and a lack of hope. This cycle is known as the school to prison pipeline and frequently repeats generation, after generation, after generation. Improve Your Tomorrow, otherwise known as IYT was created in 2013 to break the school to prison pipeline by helping young men of color get to and through college. IYT started with seventeen students at Valley High School in South Sacramento, these seventeen laid the foundation for what is now the largest education nonprofit only serving young men of color in the country. IYT currently serves over 1000 young men of color through three academic programs including the IYT College Academy, IYT Continue to Dream Academy and IYT U.

TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

Program Support

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SUPPORT EDUCATION

MATCHING GIFT

IN SUPPORT OF PROGRAMS ENHANCING ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT IN BLACK COMMUNITIES.

IMPROVING HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN OF COLOR: TO SUPPORT YOUTH ORGANIZING AND ADVOCACY CAPACITY FOR STUDENTS, PARENTS AND PROGRAM STAFF FOCUSED ON INCREASING ACCESS TO POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL OPTIONS AS A MEANS TO IMPROVE HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR YOUNG MEN OF COLOR IN SACRAMENTO AND NORTHERN CENTRAL VALLEY COUNTIES.

NON RESTRICTED USE

For grant recipient's exempt purposes

STRENGTHENING CAMPUS CLIMATE AND STUDENT HEALTH THROUGH STUDENT VOICES: TO SUPPORT A PROGRAM THAT WORKS TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO YOUTH ORGANIZING, YOUTH VOICE AND STUDENT-LED CAMPAIGNS TO STANISLAUS, SAN JOAQUIN AND SACRAMENTO COUNTY'S UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES AS A MEANS OF IMPROVING HEALTH AND SUPPORTING POSITIVE STUDENT OUTCOMES.

SUPPORT THE WORK OF THE HIGH SCHOOL TRANSITIONS LEARNING COHORT

GENERAL SUPPORT

Improve Your Tomorrow (IYT) College Academy: Helpi

NON RESTRICTED USE

CAPACITY BUILDING FOR STOCKTON SERVICE CORP PROGRAM PARTNER

The life path for black and Latino boys is often the same. They leave high school without graduating, struggle to find employment, commit a crime and then find themselves in jail. The majority of which return to a community plagued by high unemployment, violence and a lack of hope. This cycle is known as the school to prison pipeline and frequently repeats generation, after generation, after generation. Improve Your Tomorrow, otherwise known as IYT was created in 2013 to break the school to prison pipeline by helping young men of color get to and through college. IYT started with seventeen students at Valley High School in South Sacramento, these seventeen laid the foundation for what is now the largest education nonprofit only serving young men of color in the country. IYT currently serves over 1000 young men of color through three academic programs including the IYT College Academy, IYT Continue to Dream Academy and IYT U.

ANNUAL CELEBRATION

GENERAL SUPPORT

HUMAN SERVICES

DIRECTORS DONATION

INVOICE FOR LAPTOPS FOR IMPROVE YOUR TOMORROW

PROVIDE FUNDS FOR CHARITY

STRENGTHENING CIVIC ENGAGEMENT FOR BOYS AND MEN OF COLOR: TO SUPPORT STATEWIDE CIVIC ENGAGEMENT TRAININGS GEARED TOWARDS BOYS AND MEN OF COLOR TO EMPOWER THEM TO IMPROVE THEIR HEALTH OUTCOMES.

non restricted use

GENERAL ASSISTANCE

WE LEVERAGE - DEVELOPING YOUTH LEADERS TO IMPROVE HEALTH OUTCOMES: TO INCREASE THE CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND ADVOCACY CAPACITY OF YOUTH TO PARTICIPATE IN LOCAL SCHOOL, NEIGHBORHOOD AND JUVENILE JUSTICE POLICY DISCUSSIONS THAT AFFECT HEALTH OUTCOMES IN SOUTH SACRAMENTO.