2020 Beneficiary Application
Application Due: September 20, 2019
2019 Beneficiaries
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C4K combines mentoring and technology to prepare youth for brighter futures. C4K equips Charlottesville and Albemarle County youth (6th - 12th grade) from low-income households with 21st-century STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) skills to be competitive in college and careers. To do so, we provide mentoring in a creative, safe, and supportive out-of-school learning environment, access to professional-grade technology, project-based learning, and youth leadership opportunities. At C4K, youth learn by participating in:
Through our latest Youth Impact Survey, members report increased proficiency in STEM skills. Responses also indicate that C4K is a place where members feel a meaningful sense of belonging. 100% of C4K members said they felt their mentors accepted them, and 100% felt they could trust their mentors.
Team C4K Runners | C4K Website | High-Five Counter
- 1:1 mentoring with trained, volunteer mentors;
- Group mentoring and self-directed drop-ins at the C4K Clubhouse;
- Expert-led workshops that provide training in STEM skills that are in-demand in Charlottesville's quickly growing tech industry;
- Exposure to local tech careers through job shadowing, field trips, and guest speakers, all helping youth understand how the skills they are learning at C4K make them qualified for secure, living wage careers in STEM fields.
Through our latest Youth Impact Survey, members report increased proficiency in STEM skills. Responses also indicate that C4K is a place where members feel a meaningful sense of belonging. 100% of C4K members said they felt their mentors accepted them, and 100% felt they could trust their mentors.
Team C4K Runners | C4K Website | High-Five Counter
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A Very Special Thanks to Centers for Nonprofit Excellence
Beneficiaries
2020
2020 Beneficiary Application
Application Due: September 20, 2019
2019
Primary: Computers4Kids
Secondary: National Coalition of 100 Black Women Charlottesville, Girl Scouts of the Virginia Skyline, Running Club at UVA
2018
Primary: Building Goodness Foundation
Secondary: Charlottesville Municipal Band, City of Promise, International Neighbors, Living Free programs for Military Families
2017
Primary: 100 Black Men of Central Virginia, Foothills Child Advocacy Center, Literacy Volunteers of Charlottesville/Albemarle
Secondary: Louisa County Animal Shelter, City Schoolyard Garden, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Blue Ridge, Band Boosters, CHS Orchestra, The Front Porch
2016 - Sexual Assault Resource Agency
2015 - Monticello Area Community Action Agency
2014 - Barrett Early Learning Center
2013 - The Senior Center
2012 - UVA Lung Cancer Research
2011 - Camp Holiday Trails
2010 - Blue Ridge Area Food Bank, Meals on Wheels, and the Emergency Food Bank
2009 - PACEM
2008 - Charlottesville/Albemarle Rescue Squad, Madison House, and the Emergency Food Bank
2007 - Piedmont CASA
2006 - CSPCA
2005 - Charlottesville Free Clinic
2004 - MACAA’s Head Start program
2020 Beneficiary Application
Application Due: September 20, 2019
2019
Primary: Computers4Kids
Secondary: National Coalition of 100 Black Women Charlottesville, Girl Scouts of the Virginia Skyline, Running Club at UVA
2018
Primary: Building Goodness Foundation
Secondary: Charlottesville Municipal Band, City of Promise, International Neighbors, Living Free programs for Military Families
2017
Primary: 100 Black Men of Central Virginia, Foothills Child Advocacy Center, Literacy Volunteers of Charlottesville/Albemarle
Secondary: Louisa County Animal Shelter, City Schoolyard Garden, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Blue Ridge, Band Boosters, CHS Orchestra, The Front Porch
2016 - Sexual Assault Resource Agency
2015 - Monticello Area Community Action Agency
2014 - Barrett Early Learning Center
2013 - The Senior Center
2012 - UVA Lung Cancer Research
2011 - Camp Holiday Trails
2010 - Blue Ridge Area Food Bank, Meals on Wheels, and the Emergency Food Bank
2009 - PACEM
2008 - Charlottesville/Albemarle Rescue Squad, Madison House, and the Emergency Food Bank
2007 - Piedmont CASA
2006 - CSPCA
2005 - Charlottesville Free Clinic
2004 - MACAA’s Head Start program
