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Provides youth with someone they can spend time with, learn from, talk to, confide in, trust and develop a life-long relationship with.

Provides companionship, guidance and role models for Hispanic children.

Provides companionship, guidance and role models for children and youth who are disadvantaged because of age, income, physical or developmental disabilities or family environment.

Provides a mentoring program to motivate students to succeed in their education and enhance their life skills. Serves as a prevention and intervention program to address problem behaviors and barriers that may interfere with student’s education whether directly or indirectly.

Provides support groups for youth K-12th grade who have a parent that's incarcerated or who is in re-entry.

Provides companionship, guidance and role models for children and youth who are disadvantaged because of being from a single parent household or nontraditional family structure.

Provides a relationship-based mentoring program that fosters connections between volunteers and families with young children desiring additional support and guidance.

Provides mentors to children who currently or have previously had 1 or both parents spent time in jail or prison.

Offers at risk and fatherless children facing adversity with support programs, activities and outdoor and hunting retreats.

Provides weekly group counseling and mentoring services for middle and high school youth. The MADE (Motivated All Day Everyday) program focuses on social and emotional development, offering strategies and life skills to help cope with difficult situations.

Provides companionship, guidance and/or role models to immigrant, refugee or low-income youth individuals to encourage self-sufficiency and academic achievement.

Provides companionship, guidance and role models for children and youth who are disadvantaged because of age, income, physical or developmental disabilities or family environment.

Provides a relationship-based mentoring program that fosters connections between volunteers and families with young children, including children with developmental disabilities, desiring additional support and guidance.

Offers a year-long character-building program designed to serve up to 50 young Black males, focusing on personal development and empowerment.

Provides a relationship-based mentoring program that fosters connections between volunteers and those desiring additional support and guidance.

Provides companionship, guidance and role models for individuals experiencing vision disabilities.

Provides mentoring (tutoring/homework help) as well as hot meals for Woodford County middle school students utilizing peer mentors from the local high schools along with college interns and qualified adult volunteers.