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Announcing Ms. Gudrun Giddings as the new Chairman of the Board
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Ms. Gudrun Giddings as the new Chairman of the Board.
$105,000 in scholarships awarded to four students in Anne Arundel County
For the fourth year, The Structured Finance Foundation, Mentor Foundation USA, and Scholarship America have partnered to further educational opportunities for underserved youth in Mentor Foundation USA’s youth programs.
Youth Ambassadors launches Substance use Awareness Campaign on TikTok
By spreading substance use prevention messages on the new and trending social media platform, TikTok, they will meet their peers on their preferred social media platform, and deliver important messages in a way that is entertaining and appealing to them.
$26,528 raised in 24 hours
You did it again! For the third consecutive year, Mentor participated in the Do More 24's online fundraising campaign, and this year, we broke our record! THANK YOU.
Do More 24 is Mobilizing the Giving Spirit in the DMV
On May 5, 2020, people throughout the DMV are banding together to #MobilizeDMV by giving back with Do More 24. Mentor USA is participating in the Do More 24 movement for the consecutive third year. Will you join us?
Long-term partner, Cigna, invests $10,000 in Mentor Foundation USA
Cigna has been a significant partner to Mentor for several years and we could not be more grateful for their support and partnership. This donation will directly support our organization and help us empower youth and caregivers across the U.S. to stay healthy and safe during these unprecedented times.
Her Majesty Queen Silvia’s Response to COVID-19
Founder of Mentor, Queen Silvia of Sweden stresses the importance of looking after our children and keeping them safe during these challenging times.
‘Survive & Strive’ Living the Example Challenge
A social media challenge that encouraged young people to showcase how they are surviving and striving in the midst of social distancing.
Mentor webinar answered important questions on prevention and COVID-19
Dr. Ruben Baler from the National Institute on Drug Abuse helped clear up important questions about how to keep teenagers safe, healthy, and happy during the pandemic.
