Corby Cube | Cambridge, UK | Neighborhood Bikeworks, Philadelphia | Urban Tilth, Oakland |
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Squash Smarts, Philadelphia | Lifecycles Project, Victoria | Planting Justice, Oakland |
Legacy Tennis, Philadelphia | Sciencenter, Ithaca |
WHO WE ARE
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Our Mission
The Horner Foundation is a family-based charity dedicated to partnering with community-based organizations that provide youth, aged 10-19, hands-on experiential learning opportunities through Out of School Time (OST) to foster positive youth development.
We work in 4 geographic regions, determined by where family members live, their specific interests and needs identified by the community.
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Our Vision
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All youth will be empowered to realize their full potential and become active participants in their communities.
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All youth will have ample opportunities both inside and outside the classroom to experience a diversity of quality learning styles and frameworks.
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All youth will be healthy, strong, and well-prepared for the 21st Century.
The application process for the 2024-26 grant cycle is now closed. Thanks to our applicants and congratulations to the grantees.
Territory Acknowledgements
We recognize the Coast Salish Territories, specifically the Lkwungen, W̱SÁNEĆ and Nuu-chah-nulth peoples. We thank the Songhees, Esquimalt, Tsartlip/W̱JOȽEȽP, Tseycum/WSIḴEM, Tsawout/SȾÁUTW, Pauquachin/BOḰEĆEN, T’Sou-ke, Scia’new, and Pacheedaht Nations,
for sharing their lands, upon which we live and work.
We recognize the Territories of the Lenni-Lenape peoples whose traditional lands include present-day New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, New York City, and Lower-Hudson Valley, for sharing their lands upon which we live and work.
We recognize the Territories of the Ohlone (also known as Costanoan) peoples whose homeland includes San Francisco and Monterey Bay areas, for sharing their lands, upon which we live and work.