If you ever wanted to be part of a miracle, Monday 1/18/10 at 6pm is your opportunity to see what it looks like.
The CCPY Board of Directors
Requests the Honor of Your Presence at the
Welcome Home Celebration
for
Our Community of Youth, Mentors, Families, Volunteers and Staff
Monday, January 18 - 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Celebration will be held at
W.C. Overfelt High School
in Multi-Purpose Room (F-5)
1835 Cunningham Avenue San Jose CA 95122
From 680 North take the King road exit. Left on Cunningham.
From 101 take the
Right on Cunningham. Park in the lot to the right of campus and look for CCPY signs.
This event allows parents, families and the greater community to celebrate teens and their mentors as they complete their CCPY Step Up program
Please come witness and celebrate these students as they share the insights they’ve gained and their achievements - as a result of our work together. This inspiring event gives you a chance to see what we can accomplish when we all pull together as a community.
If you want to be part of a miracle, this is your chance.
RSVP CCPY (408) 347-5955
Please Invest in Brighter Futures Click to Donate to
further our work Creating Brighter Futures through Community
Community Partners for Youth is a non-profit public benefit organization dedicated to creating a healthy school and community partnership to help educate and support at-risk 9th and 10th grade teens so they stay in school and learn to develop, articulate and achieve personal goals.
CCPY's core programs offer on-site, after-school mentoring within the context of proven curriculum, which builds a culture of personal and community accountability, and fosters meaningful long-term relationships with caring and professional adults.
"Assists challenged teens to discover their potential and stay in school and break the cycle of peverty, crime, drugs though life-skills coaching/mentoring/role modeling."
Live!! From San JoseSee and hear about CCPY in the children's own words and voices - click on the photo to start a four minute multi-media video provided by the Frieda C. Fox Family Foundation. Play 4 minute Video
Our long-term goal is to develop a scalable self-sufficient network of regionally integrated community-involving programs that run on the CCPY curriculum and model, to include youth, schools, parents, educators, mentors, public figures and local philanthropic resources throughout the Bay Area - and then to assist other regions to replicating the same results. Dick De La Rosa, Former Gang Task Force Coordinator: |
Invest in Brighter FuturesYour participation is needed! While funding is always a challenge, this year we especially need the support of our Community Partners –caring individuals who choose to invest in their values and Brighter Futures. Whatever level of investment you choose will be appreciated and will contribute to Creating Brighter Futures through Community.
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