Hamilton County Youth Engaged in Philanthropy

The Youth Engaged in Philanthropy Program empowers Hamilton County high school juniors and seniors to become leaders in their community by educating them on the importance and impact of grant making, fundraising, charitable giving, and service projects. Through hands-on experiences, students develop skills to create positive change and contribute to the well-being of their community.

The Youth Engaged in Philanthropy Program has a profound impact on Hamilton County by equipping high school juniors and seniors with the skills and knowledge to become active community leaders. Through their participation, students learn the significance of grant making, fundraising, charitable giving, and service projects. They directly contribute to meaningful community development, fostering a culture of philanthropy among youth and creating lasting change in Hamilton County.

Testimonials

"Youth Engaged in Philanthropy has impacted me as a student by teaching me the value of service as a group. It has helped me develop leadership skills, teamwork, and the power of giving back. I have seen first hand how our community can benefit from our group and the positive difference we are making." Jasmine Hansen

"Watching these students grow into thoughtful, engaged community leaders has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my career. The YEP program equips young people with the tools and confidence to make lasting impacts. The students are not just the future-they are making a difference now."
- YEP Mentor