We work with youth to unlock their potential for success in academics, extracurriculars, and their futures.

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Our Mission

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To connect underserved youth with opportunities and resources to be successful students and active individuals

We partner with local school districts, colleges and universities, and extracurricular vendors to provide opportunities for 3rd-12th graders that focus on future-readiness, mentorship, college campus engagement, and resource provision. Through our programs, we aim to help our students unlock their full potential inside the classroom, in their extracurriculars, and in their futures.

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Testimonials

  • "I am so lucky that I am in the SAVE Program because they help me with my homework and made me decide I want to go to college"

    Julio, 7th grader

  • "I could never fully express how impactful the SAVE program is and how grateful I am to have been a volunteer! SAVE incites the desire and motivation to work hard to achieve their goals."

    Anika, Creighton Volunteer

  • "SAVE offers valuable opportunities for many of our students who may not typically have the chance to think creatively and explore different possibilities. It provides them with something to anticipate and appreciate."

    Ron Oltman, Birchcrest Principal

  • "My students don't want to miss out on the experience of SAVE. They genuinely enjoy attending SAVE, exploring different campuses, and participating in hands-on activities alongside their peers."

    Tia Houston, Sacred Heart Teacher