Creating a Generational Cycle of Benevolent Communities, One Youth at a Time”

FAQs

  • Benevo Youth is a comprehensive after-school program designed to equip high school students with essential life skills, foster college and career readiness, and inspire community engagement. Through hands-on training, engaging workshops, and personalized mentorships with community partners and local businesses, participants gain practical skills and real-world experiences that prepare them for future success.

    The program empowers youth to identify their unique gifts, talents, and abilities, guiding them to explore career paths, entrepreneurial ventures, and trade skills while building confidence in their capabilities. Benevo Youth also facilitates the creation of impactful, youth-led, community-based projects that address the needs and aspirations of their communities, fostering leadership and a sense of responsibility.

    By combining life skills development, college and career readiness, and community engagement, Benevo Youth aims to prepare students for a future of success while creating a generational cycle of benevolent communities.

  • Benevo Youth is a new program and will initially be based in select high schools for the 2025-2026 school year as part of a pilot initiative.

    If your high school is not currently participating but your youth is interested, we welcome referrals and will work to accommodate them as the program expands. Our goal is to grow and make this opportunity available to more students in the future.

  • Benevo Youth is a completely free program, open to all students who successfully complete the application process. We are committed to ensuring that cost is never a barrier to participation.”

  • Applications for the Benevo Youth program will be available during the 2025-2026 school year. Since this is an after-school program, we will be piloting it at select high schools. Announcements will be made about which schools will be participating, so be sure to check for updates on the schools offering the program for the 2025-2026 school year.