Fresh Lifelines for Youth, Inc.

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https://www.flyprogram.org/

Fresh Lifelines for Youth (FLY) is a juvenile justice nonprofit with a mission to break the cycle of juvenile crime and incarceration through legal education, one-on-one mentoring, and leadership training for San Francisco Bay Area youth ages 11-24. Education is key to disrupting the pipeline to prison and puts kids on the path to a productive, healthy future. At less than 1/10th the cost of incarceration, FLY’s six programs are use best practices to support educational success through skill-building, resource navigation, community involvement, and advocacy.

Offerings

Age Groups Served
  • Middle School
  • High School
  • Post High School
  • Parent and Caregiver Engagement
Geographical Area Served
  • City of Alameda
  • City of Albany
  • City of Belmont
  • City of Berkeley
  • City of Brisbane
  • City of Burlingame
  • City of Campbell
  • City of Castro Valley
  • City of Coyote
  • City of Cupertino
  • City of Daly City
  • City of East Palo Alto
  • City of El Granada
  • City of Emeryville
  • City of Fremont
  • City of Gilroy
  • City of Half Moon Bay
  • City of Hayward
  • City of Holy City
  • City of Los Altos
  • City of Los Gatos
  • City of Menlo Park
  • City of Millbrae
  • City of Milpitas
  • City of Morgan Hill
  • City of Mountain View
  • City of Oakland
  • City of Pacifica
  • City of Palo Alto
  • City of Pescadero
  • City of Pleasanton
  • City of Portola Valley
  • City of Redwood City
  • City of San Bruno
  • City of San Carlos
  • City of San Jose
  • City of San Leandro
  • City of San Lorenzo
  • City of San Martin
  • City of San Mateo
  • City of Santa Clara
  • City of South San Francisco
  • City of Sunnyvale
  • City of Union City
  • County Alameda
  • County San Mateo
  • County Santa Clara
  • State of California
Services Offered
  • Academic Support
  • After School Academic and Enrichment
  • College and Career Access and Success
  • Family Engagement
  • Mentoring
  • Restorative Practices
  • Social Emotional Learning
  • Student and Family well-being

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A Note from our Board Chair

With great sadness, we regret to inform you that the Board of Directors has decided to wind down and dissolve OnePercent for Education; and the organization has initiated the dissolution process. One of our primary goals was to galvanize members of the business community who had not participated or had not fully participated in social engagement. Another goal was to engage individuals and families in our work for educational equity.

We continue to believe that there are people who care deeply about the issue and that there are significant financial resources that can be generated to support this movement. Despite our efforts, OnePercent for Education was unsuccessful in generating enough funding to achieve financial sustainability at this difficult time.

Every decision made was through the lens of how we can best bring support for the kids who need it the most. This is the work that our Nonprofit Partners deliver every day and will continue to do. Our Board of Directors will individually continue to promote their efforts and encourage support of their work. As we wind down, we are distributing as much of our remaining assets as possible to our Nonprofit Partners. While each Nonprofit Partner has received modest funding, this is far less than we had hoped, given the importance of their activities.

We urge each of you to support our Nonprofit Partners in the fulfillment of their missions as it so deeply impacts the communities they serve.

Finally, we thank you for your support of OnePercent for Education.