• Youth Development Programs

• 523.

Clyde E Woodroffe Iv Foundation

CHARITABLE & EDUCATIONAL Making A Difference In The Lives Of Our Youth Dream Fulfilled CEW IV FOUNDATION PROGRAMS CEW Foundation sponsored programs assist youth in developing and applying strategies for dealing with adolescence issues such as resolving conflicts building selfconfidence developing positive relationships and setting goals.

Perseus House Charter School of Excellence

A free public school for middle and high school students The mission of the Perseus House Charter School of Excellence is to provide a variety of educational opportunities to foster academic excellence through partnerships with family, community, and school.

• Child Day Care

• 525.

Metropolitan Children and Youth Inc

HEAD START PROGRAM METROPOLITANCHILDREN YOUTH INC.

• Other Philanthropy, Voluntarism, and Grantmaking Foundations N.E.C.

• 526.

The Pace School Endowment

Pace serves kids K thru age 21 with autism and emotional challenges who have exhausted resources in their home school districts.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 527.

Next Generation Academics Inc

Next Generation Academics is a private, non-profit, Christian school, serving families that are seeking more for their child's education.

• Private Independent Foundations

• 528.

Prosper Road Foundation

INVESTING IN THE POTENTIAL OF OUR YOUTH Prosper Road Foundation improves the lives of youth from underserved communities by scaling access to highquality educational opportunities and to mental health supports so that they can pursue their full potential.

• Alcohol, Drug Abuse (Prevention Only)

• 529.

Marin Healthy Youth Partnerships

We work collaboratively to reshape community norms to reduce youth substance use.

• Other Youth Development N.E.C.

• 530.

Restore Assemble Produce

RESTORE ASSEMBLE PRODUCE (RAP) MISSION IS TO PROMOTE THE STRENGTHS AND ABILITIES OF YOUTH BY PROVIDING SERVICES THAT EMPOWER AND ENRICH EACH CHILD TO OVERCOME LIFE'S CHALLENGES WITH CONFIDENCE, COMPETENCE, AND SUCCESS.

• Temporary Shelter for the Homeless

• 531.

PEAR

p:ear builds positive relationships with youth experiencing homelessness through education, art, job training and recreation.