Mentoring Motivating Youth of America

For Each 1 Reach 1 Mentor in Brooksville, FL is a private school and mentoring program dedicated to providing a new millennium education for students from kindergarten to 12th grade. Their mission is to equip students with life skills, build solid foundations, and instill the belief that doing nothing is not an option, preparing them for college, entrepreneurship, military service, employment, or trade school. With a focus on individualized learning and mentorship, For Each 1 Reach 1 Mentor emphasizes the importance of relationships, life skills, and investing in the whole child and their family. Their goal is to ensure that every student leaves their program better equipped for success in both academic and real-world challenges. Generated from the website

After School Programs (ASP) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 1991, dedicated to providing quality afterschool services to over 10,000 children across Florida. With a focus on academic enrichment, recreation, and child safety, ASP operates in more than 75 schools, employing over 1,000 qualified childcare professionals who are committed to nurturing the whole child. ASP's programs include homework assistance, literacy and mathematics, and various enrichment activities designed to foster physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development. The organization prioritizes safety and happiness, ensuring that all staff undergo thorough background checks and training to create a positive and secure environment for children. Generated from the website

The Learning Resource Center of Polk County, Inc. ( LRC ) was founded by the Junior League of Greater Lakeland, Inc in 1975 to help students by providing personalized supplemental education programs and consulting services for parents. At that time it was known as the Learning Disabilities Center and its primary purpose was to serve students with specific learning disabilities and provide support for their parents. The name changed in 1977, as programs for the learning disabled grew in the public school system, and LRC expanded its services to help all students maximize their learning potential. From its humble beginnings as a small volunteer group working in borrowed space, LRC today has over 400 certified teachers who provide countywide services to over 3, 000 students ages five through adult.