Nonprofits›Reap
Youth Development
Reap
DACULA, GA
Total revenue
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Total expenses
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Net assets
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Grants received
$3.0M
85 grants
EIN
393599033
Tax year
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Grants received
Showing 85 of 85
FromAmountPurposeYear
$150K
TWO YEAR OPERATING SUPPORT FOR YEAR-ROUND MULTICULTURAL YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
2024
$150K
TWO YEAR OPERATING SUPPORT FOR YEAR-ROUND MULTICULTURAL YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
2023
$120K
REGRANT TO DESIGN SUICIDE PREVENTION EDUCATION AND INTERVENTION CURRICULUM TO SUPPORT BLACK YOUTH WELL-BEING AND REDUCE SUICIDE RATES
2023
$100K
SUPPORT OPERATIONS AND PROGRAMS TO IMPROVE EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES FOR BIPOC AND MARGINALIZED STUDENTS IN CLACKAMAS, COLUMBIA, MULTNOMAH, AND WASHINGTON COUNTIES
2023
$40K
BEM GRANT TO SUPPORT OREGON ALLIANCE OF BLACK EDUCATORS PROJECT FOR PROFESSIONAL AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, ADVOCACY, AND PEER- NETWORKING IN OREGON
2023
$25K
COLLABORATIVE PLANNING GRANT: HOLLA SCHOOL AND WARNER PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
2023
$5K
REAP serves 3rd-12th grade students who face barriers compared to statewide averages in academic, health, and other socioeconomic outcomes. Currently, REAP provides programs in 9 different school districts for a total of 24 school sites located in Clackamas, Columbia, Multnomah, and Washington Counties. YEP provides year-long, integrated career and entrepreneurship training to middle and high school students through multi-layered educational support programming, with additional entrepreneurial/workforce development activities integrated throughout. The students engage in market research and analysis while learning how to write a strong business plan. The curriculum then focuses on product and service development, website building, branding, marketing, and strengthening public speaking skills by providing networking opportunities to build relationships with CEOs, business executives, potential investors, and community leaders as they start launching their businesses out to the world.
2023
$125K
For general operating support of this organization which provides education, leadership development and entrepreneurial skills for Black students
2022
$93K
To help grow the Solutions Program which provides educational and wraparound supports for culturally diverse students in the Portland Metro area
2022
$25K
SUPPORT OPERATIONS AND EXPAND PARTNERSHIPS, STAFFING, AND LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS PRIMARILY ENGAGING LOW-INCOME AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUTH IN MULTNOMAH AND WASHINGTON COUNTIES
2022
$5K
REAP's Young Entrepreneurs Program (YEP) creates opportunities for students to unleash their innovative potential and explore ways to create their own wealth to become self-sufficient. YEP empowers students between the grades of 6-12 by developing baseline skills to pursue business ventures. Our program serves students that are Black, Indigenous, Latino, and People of Color Our program is culturally responsive and focused on serving and empowering culturally diverse students to unleash their innovative potential and explore ways to create their own wealth to become self-sufficient. YEP works to create new pathways and dismantle barriers for culturally diverse students through the development of leadership skills, general business knowledge, effective self-presentation, networking skills, and access to job markets and training.
2022
$125K
For general operating support of this organization which provides education, leadership development and entrepreneurial skills for Black students
2021
$93K
To help grow the Solutions Program which provides educational and wraparound supports for culturally diverse students in the Portland Metro area
2021
$50K
SUPPORT OPERATIONS AND EXPAND PARTNERSHIPS, STAFFING, AND LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS PRIMARILY ENGAGING LOW-INCOME AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUTH IN MULTNOMAH AND WASHINGTON COUNTIES
2021
$93K
To implement a district-wide program fostering educational success, leadership, civic engagement and entrepreneurism for culturally diverse students in Multnomah County's Centennial School District and in the Beaverton School District in Washington County
2020
$75K
To support coordination of a statewide network of Black nonprofit CEOs and executives
2020
$75K
SUPPORT OPERATIONS AND EXPAND PARTNERSHIPS, STAFFING, AND LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS PRIMARILY ENGAGING LOW-INCOME AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUTH IN MULTNOMAH AND WASHINGTON COUNTIES
2020
$70K
To engage diverse African and Black communities in dialogue to promote cross-cultural understanding and connection
2020
$25K
To support the Bridge Program, a community-driven effort to bridge cultural divisions between African and African American communities through storytelling, community building and educational convenings
2020
$93K
To implement a district-wide program fostering educational success, leadership, civic engagement and entrepreneurism for culturally diverse students in Multnomah County's Centennial School District and in the Beaverton School District in Washington County
2019
$88K
TO IMPLEMENT A DISTRICT-WIDE PROGRAM FOSTERING EDUCATIONAL SUCCESS, LEADERSHIP, CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND ENTREPRENEURISM FOR CULTURALLY DIVERSE STUDENTS IN CENTENNIAL AND BEAVERTON SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN MULTNOMAH AND WASHINGTON COUNTIES
2017
Funded by
$3.0M from 22 funders · 85 grants · 2017–2024
Meyer Memorial Trust
$1.2M · 22 grants · 2017–2023
James F & Marion L Miller Foundation
$580K · 5 grants · 2020–2024
The Collins Foundation
$290K · 5 grants · 2020–2023
M J Murdock Charitable Trust
$223K · 3 grants · 2023–2024
The Habe Foundation
$175K · 6 grants · 2018–2023
The Irving And Geraldine Schaffer
$162K · 5 grants · 2020–2024
The Reser Family Foundation
$75K · 2 grants · 2020–2024
Silver Lining Foundation Inc
$65K · 5 grants · 2018–2023
Details
EIN393599033
NTEE codeO50
Subsection03
Ruling date2025-09