Youth Matters contributor Alexis Washington has been involved with CYC in a myriad of ways since 2007. As a College Advisor, a mentor, and a YP Committee member, she sees the many ways in which CYC impacts the community, and the many ways in which community members can be
Author Kent Wellington is a father of two and a 20-year CYC mentor to various vulnerable kids full of spit, vinegar, and potential. He also has served on the CYC board for many years, acting as Board Chair for the past 11 years, and he co-chairs CYC’s Saturday Hoops
Cincinnati Youth Collaborative’s game-changing model is built on the idea of inspiring the business community to invest vulnerable students. CYC is fortunate to have community partners like Truepoint Wealth Counsel who care deeply about our city’s youth and support our mission in a number of ways, from event sponsorship to mentoring initiatives. This month’s Youth Matters author is Martha Strebinger,
Dave Plogmann has been a mentor and board member for more than five years, and this month he shares the values and experiences that keep him coming back. I became involved with CYC through the strong mentoring program my employer at the time, Luxottica, had (and still has) with
This month’s author, Isis Williams, is a 2015 Outstanding Student. Overcoming many obstacles, Isis graduated from Aiken New Tech this spring, and this fall, she entered her freshman year at The Ohio State University as a Biology/Pre-Med major. Isis has tremendous strength and tenacity, and we appreciate her perspective
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