Your $100 Can Make the Difference in 2010!
CYC needs your help to keep our programs for youth going - as little as $100 can make a difference!
As our schools and communities face tough times and tough choices, preserving positive options for our children and youth is more difficult - but it's also more important than ever.
For 25 years, the Center for Youth Citizenship has provided programs that help keep youth connected and engaged - developing the knowledge, skills, and character they need to thrive in their homes, schools and neighborhoods.
Team Up with e.Republic
e.Republic, Principal Partner, will match the first $5,000 in individual pledges - team up with them today to inspire a new generation of citizens! |
Be a part of the Law Works Partnership and help support the Gordon D. Schaber High School Law Program & Competition Events in Mock Trial & Moot Court and Sacramento Youth Court
Learn More about becoming a Sponsoring Firm or Organization for the 2009-2010 program
As our flagship partnership, GDS has helped to teach and inspire good citizenship for over three decades. Through service, leadership, moot court, mock trial, and youth court components, and with the generous support of partners like you, CYC continues to bring area youth valuable connections to the local legal community and opportunities to develop the academic and character-based citizenship skills needed by our young citizens. |
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Testimonials about CYC's Programs
Character Education
"It has changed how we function as a school to support student achievement. Our school is a better place."
"Parents, teachers and students appreciate the positive school climate that is emerging at our site every year!"
Law Education
"Actively engages youth in the justice system process while encouraging them to respond with fairness and compassion. Young people understand that service in the community is a part of being a good citizen."
Conflict Resolution
"The youth of today are learning ways of dealing with conflicts in the future, without violence and as a team, helping each other!" |
