Partner Organizations
Applications Due - July 15, 2008
If you are interested in becoming a partner of Fair Chance, please review the Partner Application Guidelines.
We also continue to provide services to our Alumni Partner Organizations.
Fair Chance is currently working with eight partner organizations. Our rigorous application process requires that our partner organizations serve Fair Chance's target population; have strong, committed leaders; are willing to collaborate with other community partners; have a clear vision that is tailored to a specific and demonstrable need; and work to advance a mission that is focused on improving the lives of underserved communities in Washington, D.C.
Current Fair Chance Partner Organizations
Academy of Hope
Academy of Hope provides educational empowerment to adults in the District of Columbia by helping them earn high school credentials, improve their math and reading skills, and learn how to use and apply computer technologies.
Breakthrough Collaborative
Breakthrough Collaborative increases educational opportunity for high-potential, low-income middle school students and inspires outstanding college and high school students to pursue careers in education.
Fihankra Akoma Ntoaso (FAN)
FAN brings a positive youth development perspective to Washington D.C. youth in foster care and provides young people with formal and informal opportunities to nurture their interests and talents, acquire new skills, and gain a new sense of personal and group recognition in an atmosphere of hope.
Learning Communities Initiative
Learning Communities Initiative creates "learning communities" in Ward 7 by providing access to information and resources for middle school students to enhance practical skills related to education, careers and educational achievement.
Pediatric AIDS/HIV Care, Inc.
Pediatric AIDS/HIV Care, Inc. works to preserve, assist and strengthen the well-being of children infected and affected by AIDS/HIV in metropolitan Washington, D.C.
Resources for Inner City Children
Resources for Inner City Children (RICH) is dedicated to providing professional tutoring, SAT preparation, and teacher mentoring to inner city high schools in Washington, D.C.
The Scholarship Academy
The Scholarship Academy helps make college a realistic opportunity for low-income students by equipping them with the necessary tools to obtain financial aid opportunities.
Time Dollar Youth Court
Time Dollar Youth Court (Youth Court) is a diversion program for youth who have committed minor infractions. Youth Court provides an avenue for teens to take responsibility for their actions with the goal of keeping them out of the juvenile justice system.