The core mission of StandUp For Kids is to end the cycle of youth homelessness. Everyday homeless youth face obstacles that most of us cannot comprehend.

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The core mission of StandUp For Kids is to end the cycle of youth homelessness. Everyday homeless youth face obstacles that most of us cannot comprehend. Where will I have my next meal? When can I shower? Where will I sleep tonight? StandUp For Kids helps homeless youth tackle some of their everyday obstacles and work towards a life off the streets. From basic necessities such as food, clothing, and hygiene to resources for housing, employment, and education, StandUp For Kids counselors use an open, straightforward and caring counseling approach to help kids reach their full potential.

THE VILLAGE Services Provided Hours of Operation The Village is open: Monday & Thursday 5:30p.m.-8:00pm Saturdays 12:00p.m.-3:00p.m. Open during special events and program nights Hot Meals Showers Clothing Room Pantry Computer Lab Workshops Mentoring Safe Place

Youth Statistics-2016 Number of Volunteers- 21 Number of Volunteer Hours- 2524 Number of Kids Assisted - 1544 Number of Kids Received Housing Support- 3 Number of Kids Assisted with Educational Services- 10 Number of Kids Employed- 8 Number of Kids Being Mentored - 12 Number of new kids at the Village - 52 Number of regular kids at the Village - 926 Number of meals to kids at the Village - 1544

Operating Costs / Funding 100% ALL volunteer organization 501(c) (3) national non-profit charitable organization Current operating costs - $4500 per month Grants Fundraising In-Kind Donations ALL funds raised go back to the youth and The Village

Build for Future Developing our kids for the future through workshops, speakers and programs to build a resume, build self- esteem, build vocabulary, build an education, build a career and build a home.

Creative Consciousness Allowing homeless youth to find positive alternative ways to express themselves! Local artists, musicians, photographers, etc. donating their time. Rotating monthly workshops

Partnerships Google Intel Santa Clara County Board of Education Youth Space Planned Parenthood Chopstick Alley Local High Schools, Middle Schools and Elementary Schools San Francisco 49ers Symphony

Goals Funding to cover yearly program and operating costs To be open 7 days a week Volunteers to staff all areas and hours Education programs ran at the Village Emergency overnight housing Expansion of Street Outreach areas and cities

Our kids manage to find moments of joy and laughter in life, despite their circumstances, and I get to share in those moments.