God comes first in everything we do.
This is His vision, and we’re just following His lead.
Turning Potential Into Purpose.
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We help students stay connected to their schools by removing financial barriers to participation in school-based extracurricular activities. By supporting families with fees, equipment, and essential costs, we help young people remain engaged, build confidence, and move forward with purpose.
Who we serve
Our work happens in one primary way:
Equip & Engage: Youth Outreach
We support middle and high school students whose families face financial barriers to participation in school-based extracurricular activities such as athletics, band, and other school-sponsored programs.
Our support helps cover participation fees, required equipment, camp costs, and other essentials so students can fully participate and perform at their best, without placing added strain on their families
Whats Ahead: Step In, Skate Up
As our organization grows, we plan to expand opportunities that support long-term success for youth and young adults. Our current focus remains on helping students stay connected to their schools and communities today.
Serving:
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Middle and high school students who need assistance with participation costs, including gear, fees, food, and other school-related expenses that support full engagement.
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Families facing financial barriers, ensuring their students can participate in school-sponsored activities such as athletics, band, and other programs that require fees or equipment.
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Youth whose continued involvement in school activities helps build confidence, discipline, and a sense of belonging within their school community.
Mission
“To help students stay connected to their school activities by removing financial barriers to participation.”
Purpose
Our purpose is to remove financial barriers that prevent students from fully participating in school-based extracurricular activities. By supporting access to these opportunities, we help young people build confidence, stay engaged in their education, and remain connected to their school communities.
