Youth Corps

“Expenses 1,097 office supplies & software 1,279 postage & delivery 656 printing & reproduction 903 technology & equipment 1,624 transportation 1,200 travel 65 insurance 9,567 program module expenses 19,439 business module costs 4,253 program supplies 1,356 staff appreciation 1,047 bank charges & fees 1,032 special programming 772 dues & memberships 250 miscellaneous 41 taxes and licenses 52 non-investment depreciation 2,954 total 47,587”

“Accounts receivable 12,892 0 prepaid expenses and deferred charges 3,483 382 fixed assets 21,063 21,063 less accumulated depreciation 8,797 11,750 cccf endowment fund 30,816 26,310 total 59,457 36,005”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 0 2,444”

“To provide a one-year course of practical, hands-on, on-site experiential leadership studies to transform the lives of 9th and 10th grade students so that they can in turn influence those around them in their families, schools, communities and beyond.”

“In youth corps, participants experience nine dynamic modules in which they gain exposure, opportunity, and leadership and life skills. Each module is led by top community leaders and lasts one month. The modules include a leadership weekend, philanthropy & nonprofits, crimes, victims & justice, media & journalism, legislation & government, business & economics, investment & finance, career & higher education, and arts & culture. Students start their own businesses, help to pass an actual bill at the state house, help victims of crime, meet with young people behind the fence at djj, work with columbia's non-profits, interact with the world of journalism, and much more as they develop as leaders and acquire the big picture of a city.”