2011 Bank of America Chicago M…
Amount Raised:
$1,285
0% Raised of $500,000 Goal
URBAN FUTURE LEADERS OF THE WORLD
Donations
Comments
$1,285
Money Raised
-
Anonymous
$15
-
Anonymous
$37
-
Cory
$30
-
Mom and Neil
$78
-
Southern garden tea room
$20
-
Your Big Brother (David)
$40
-
Grandma and Grandpa Norris
$50
-
Sam G
$50
-
Stack
$50
-
Diane and Shannon
$25
-
Nanny and Papa
$50
-
Thought Master
$51
-
Carrie B.
$50
-
Beth Gates
$50
-
Joanna Waggoner
$35
-
Coventry Middle School Teachers
$30
-
Katie Miller
$50
-
Emma's Dad
$53
-
Emma Cunliffe
$53
-
Sarah Lukats
$50
-
Deanna Bilinovich
$50
-
Nina Eliopoulos
$18
-
Justin Pearce
$50
-
Steve and Barb Miller
$100
-
Tom E
$50
-
Ken Gabriel
$50
-
Alicia E.J. Stott
$10
-
Best Buds Painting
$20
-
Fred
$50
-
Christine Johnson
$20
About
URBAN FUTURE LEADERS OF THE WORLD
CROWDRISE : Jan 10, 2011
EIN: 26-3878350
BASED: Chicago, IL, United States
CHARITY WEBSITE: htttp://www.uflow.org
EIN: 26-3878350
BASED: Chicago, IL, United States
CHARITY WEBSITE: htttp://www.uflow.org
URBAN FUTURE LEADERS OF THE ...
Our Mission
Support our mission by creating your own fundraiser. The "Urban Future Leaders of the World" (uFLOW) Program helps to address the challenges facing inner city urban communities by recruiting and inspiring adolescents from low income neighborhoods to solve problems in their own community. The goal is to develop youth into leaders who will create successful community service projects in the short term, and who will also create a significant impact in their community in the future.
More specifically, the program works as follows. High school students with a potential solution to an important problem in their community may apply to the program, and if accepted will be provided with support, expertise, and funding to aid in implementing his/her project. For example, a student who feels gang violence is a major problem in his/her community could propose starting a violence prevention program for middle school kids, or a student who realizes diabetes is a problem in his/her community could propose a glucose screening program. In addition, students will have mentors, and leadership activities will take place throughout the year to develop their leadership skills.
Incentives to aid in motivating and recruiting high school students will be the key to creating a successful program. For instance, participants accepted to the program may receive a new computer, tickets to a Chicago Bulls game, and a small monetary stipend.
EIN: 26-3878350
• uFlow
close
close
To leave a comment Login or Signup