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2018 Scholarship Recipients
We are thrilled to introduce 10 new scholarship recipients of the SFIG Foundation Scholarship Program. This year, these students will receive a combined $90,000 in scholarships, which are expected to be renewed as they progress through their programs.
Career Inspiration Day with K&L Gates
On May 4th, our new Partner in Prevention, K&L Gates, opened up their doors and inspired young students from a local D.C. High School.
Peer-to-Peer Programs Help Teens Make Drug-Free Choices and Defy the Statistics
Mentor Foundation USA’s innovative peer-to-peer drug prevention programs encourage teens to stay away from destructive behaviors through positive peer pressure.
RILEY WALZ: WINNER OF THE 2016 ‘LIVING THE EXAMPLE’ VIDEO CONTEST
Mentor Foundation USA is proud to announce the winner of our 2016 “Living the Example” video contest: Riley Walz, a 9th grader at Ballston Spa High School in Ballston Spa, New York.
Taconic Hills Teens visit Washington D.C. to participate in National Shatter the Myths Rally
WASHINGTON—Thanks to their active involvement in the school's drug prevention program two Taconic Hills High School students earned the opportunity to visit the nation’s capital and participate in Mentor Foundation USA’s Shatter the Myths Youth Rally on January 24th.
Welcome SEI! New Career Mentoring Partner in New York
NEW YORK—Mentor Foundation USA welcomes management consultant firm Systems Evolution, Inc. (SEI) as one of our new Career Mentoring Program corporate partners in New York city.
Peer-to-Peer Drug Prevention Program in Partnership with DCPNI
WASHINGTON—Mentor Foundation USA is excited to announce our partnership with the D.C. Promise Neighborhood Initiative (DCPNI) to bring our peer-to-peer drug prevention program to Ward 7 and 8 in Washington DC.
Living The Example Spotlight: Mia Modaferri
Mia Modafferi is an 11th Grader at Taconic Hills High School and lives in Philmont, NY. She is an artist and an active member of Mentor USA's Youth Ambassador Network at the high school.
