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OUR MISSION
To nurture and guide motivated young people in need
to become well-educated, career-ready men and women for others.
At the same time, they have inspiring grit, motivation, capacity, and promise; needing access to education and skills that will give them a chance to thrive in life and make a difference in their communities.
That’s where we come in.
Boys Hope Girls Hope closes the achievement gap and workforce development divide by acting as a bridge to opportunity which spans middle school through college graduation and into career launch.
Our brand, logo, and colors
have deep meaning for our scholars, collegians, alumni, and team members.
Our icon represents our diverse community coming together with our incredible scholars at the heart of everything we do.
LIVING PROOF
Explore the hope-filled stories of our graduates.
Team Member Spotlight: Lysandra Hutchinson
Blog post from Boys Hope Girls Hope Network Headquarters BlogBoys Hope Girls Hope is excited to highlight team members whose time serving on the team has had a major impact on scholars, collegians, alumni, and colleagues. This month, we’re chatting with Lysandra...
Collegian Spotlight | Latoya Holmes
"I know that I want to work in an educational setting or for an organization like Boys Hope Girls Hope.” Latoya Holmes, a junior at Hofstra University majoring in Business Administration, is one of 25 Boys Hope Girls Hope collegians who are a part of the Boys Hope...
Scholar Earns Prestigious Scholarship
“I decided to put myself out there and see what happens.”Each year thousands of high school students apply to The Posse Foundation, a national organization that identifies, recruits, and trains students who show extraordinary leadership and academic potential....
An Interview with Boys Hope Girls Hope Collegian Josiah Casildo, Founder of Shoe Coat NYC
Josiah Casildo grew up in what he describes as one of the roughest neighborhoods in the South Bronx with his three older siblings, his father who immigrated to the US from Guatemala and his mother from Honduras. He did his best in school and often translated between...
Graduate Stories of Hope | Michell-Lee Graham
"What gives me hope for the future is this generation, with young folks who not only show up and show out for causes that they believe in but also actively educate others who are not so informed. I definitely know that we will all change the world. We're just taking...
Graduate Stories of Hope | Malique Williams
"Boys Hope Girls Hopetaught me aboutbrotherhood and relationships." Malique Williams grew up in Long Island as the eldest of three siblings. Much of his childhood was spent running, and Malique became a regional track and field star as he progressed in school. He...
HERE IS HOW YOU CAN PROVIDE HOPE
HERE IS HOW YOU CAN PROVIDE HOPE
