MCOCP supports poverty impacted 8th graders in Montgomery County who show academic promise and helps prepare them to attend and graduate from college.

DECA’s mission is to prepare future college graduates today to become the leaders of our community tomorrow.

Dayton Children’s believes in reinventing the path to children’s health for families throughout the Dayton region and beyond.

Upspring’s mission is to empower children experiencing homelessness by providing opportunities for education and enrichment.

Daybreak’s mission is to eliminate youth homelessness in the Miami Valley through programs that provide safety and stability for runaway, troubled, and homeless youth.

Boys Hope Girls Hope Cincinnati helps academically capable and motivated children-in-need by placing them in family-like homes, and providing them educational opportunities through college.

The Connor Group Kids and Community Partners is also proud to support the cutting-edge research of James L. Kirkland, M.D., Ph. D. and the Mayo Clinic at the Robert and Arlene Kogod Center for Aging to improve the quality of life for all commencing at birth.

The Connor-McLean Healthy Kids Development Program is a partnership with one of the world’s leading psychiatric hospital. It consists of a biological study of trauma and its long-term effects on mental health, particularly in children living in poverty.

The Victory Project is an intense after-school program, mentoring disengaged young men in Dayton with its groundbreaking 3E curriculum: education, entrepreneurship, and enlightenment.

Miracle Makers is an after-school and summer program located in Dayton’s East End. Students receive a wide range of services in an academically stimulating environment.