2013-09-19T09:09:59-07:00 2012-12-31 330890012 Pel & Associates 3010 Old Ranch Pkwy Ste 350 Seal Beach CA 90740 990 2012-01-01 900355477 URBAN YOUTH COLLABORATIVE URBA PO BOX 124708 San Diego CA 92112 NATE LANDIS 2013-05-06 true Kari Pel P00120714 7145262668 2013-09-19 X 2012 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z REV NATE LANDIS 207506 false X www.uyc.org X 2008 CA PRESENTING LIFE OPTIONS TO URBAN YOUTH 6 5 4 2500 0 0 143207 207506 0 0 0 143207 207506 0 0 35040 101268 0 0 59160 65645 94200 166913 49007 40593 87627 128220 0 87627 128220 PRESENTING LIFE OPTIONS TO URBAN YOUTH false false Weekly Program: Our weekly program now takes place at 70 public middle and high schools in San Diego County. This is made possible by our collaborative of 45 local churches that work alongside studen leaders each week. 3252 Motivational School Assemblies: This year we hosted 12 motivational school assemblies for 5000 students at 10 urban campuses. These interactive, multi-media experiences challenge young people to overcome obstacles standing in the way of their dreams. Both secular and Christian administrators love the message of student empowerment and the call to pursue excellence. 1192 School Beautification Day: On August 28, 2012, UYC hosted our annual School Beatification Day throughout San Diego County. Altogether, 1400 volunteers worked on 35 school campuses from San Ysidro, to Inner-City San Diego, to Santee, and up to Oceanside. Depending on a church9s capacity and the school9s needs, projects ranged from painting, weed removal, and trash pick-up to heavy equipment and construction. Members of the US Navy and the Marines also joined us at certain campuses. 1642 Camp: In July, we took 75 inner-city students to UCLA for a sports camp put on by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA). Thanks to a generous partnership with FCA, each student received a $500 scholarship to eat in the cafeteria, sleep in the dorms, practice on the courts/fields, and experience life at a Division 1 university. In the evening, campers attend a dynamic team chapel service with powerful worship and biblical teaching. Many students make commitments to Christ or rededicate their lives. A week at UCLA also plants the seed of going to college into the minds of students that may not think of themselves as college-bound otherwise. FCA provides $40,000 in scholarships to make this camp possible for our kids. While these funds do not come through our books, they go directly to camp scholarships that benefit our kids. 7127 Project 25: Project 25 statistics for 2012 were incredible. Students from 50 middle and high school clubs performed 12,000 hours of volunteer service to the San Diego Community. We challenged them to read the parable of the talents in Matthew 25. They prayerfully identified a need in their school, city, or world that they wanted to meet in the name of Jesus. Then, they had to make a short video giving an account of how they put the funds to work on behalf of others. We hosted all clubs at The Rock Church for a red carpet awards celebration. Judges awarded trophies to the first, second, and third place projects that made the most incredible impact with their resources. Altogether, 12,000 hours of community service went out to the San Diego Community. 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