We believe in the transformative power of mentoring. Our goal is simple: foster hope, build confidence, and develop resilience.
In today’s world, young people find themselves facing many challenges on their journey to adulthood. Often compounded by mental health struggles, academic pressures and personal battles can be overwhelming. Forge Youth Mentoring is committed to free youth mentorship to help young people overcome mental health challenges, conquer economic difficulties, and become thriving individuals.
With your support, we aim to transform the lives of youth through the power of mentorship, bridging the opportunity gap and raising up a purpose-driven generation.
Our mentors are everyday people who have faced challenges, learned from them, and want to pass on their wisdom to the next generation.
Youth mentoring is a pathway to success, no matter where a young person starts. It’s about nurturing potential and igniting passions.
Witness your generosity in action when you give through FORGE. Your support translates directly into positive impact for youth and the community.
Mentoring improves the mental health of youth and adults, contributing to safe and stable environments.
Mentoring leads to academic excellence, meaning more educated communities and skilled workforces.
Mentorship guides youth away from negative influences, decreasing juvenile delinquency rates.
Mentoring contributes to safer, stronger, and more vibrant neighborhoods by nurturing the potential of youth.
Mentoring fosters a spirit of volunteerism in the community, leading to generosity and long-term impact.
Your contribution today will directly impact the lives of young individuals, shaping them into tomorrow’s leaders. Together, we can create brighter, stronger, and more resilient communities. Donate now and be a part of this journey.
Join us at the Forging Bright Futures fundraising event in Yakima Washington!
Read about how this immigrant family overcame obstacles through the power of mentoring!
Read more about the core principles of mentoring. Just like most things in life, effective mentors start with the basics.
You already have what it takes to be a mentor – empathy and a willingness to listen. Don’t underestimate the power of connection.