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Stuart Gwynn & Hillary Nakano, Esq.
Max Mah & Kitty Kitagawa Mah
Evan Wayne
Kenneth & Yoshiko Ho
Jeff & Sandy Mori
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JCYC is thrilled to be able to share with you our 2022/2023 Impact Report. We hope this information provides a window into our complex, wonderful, and ever-expanding organization.
This report is a testament to our commitment to empowering young people for the future. In addition to continuing our work with the children and youth from the Japantown community, JCYC is dedicated to serving the people, providing all youth with a place where they feel they belong.
Within its pages, you will find insights into our organizational strategy and data showcasing four areas of impact:
We encourage you to join us in celebrating our progress!
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Registration is now open for the 2024 San Francisco Aloha Run for Peace! JCYC’s 14th Annual SF Aloha Run 5K, 10K and Keiki run will take place on Sunday, September 15th, 2024 at Crissy Field in San Francisco.
This year’s theme, the Aloha Run for Peace, is focused on bringing our communities together to stand against war, hate, and racism. This is a unique opportunity for individuals of all ages and backgrounds to be a part of an uplifting and healthy movement which supports groups that promote peace and compassion. The 2024 SF Aloha Run for Peace is a platform for all of us to educate and lead by example through individual acts of kindness and hope.
The Races
5K
10K
Keiki Mile
Keiki Trot
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Join us on Thursday, May 23 at the Hotel Kabuki for an inspirational evening celebrating 45 years of our unwavering commitment to equitable access to higher education and the achievements of our students and educators.
For event inquiries, please contact us at eea@jcyc.org.
The JCYC College Access Programs have been connecting historically underserved youth from local public schools throughout San Francisco and Daly City with free, comprehensive, culturally competent college access services since 1979. Programs include Educational Talent Search (ETS), Upward Bound (UB), and San Francisco California Student Opportunity and Access Program (SF Cal-SOAP). You can learn more at jcyccollegeaccess.org.
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Celebrating 45 Years of Achievement in Our Schools
The JCYC College Access Programs invite you to save the date for the inaugural Excellence in Education Awards, which will be held on Thursday, May 23, 2024, at 5:30 PM at the Hotel Kabuki’s Sakura Room in San Francisco.
The Excellence in Education Awards will celebrate 45 years of dedication by the JCYC College Access Programs to equitable access to higher education. Awards will spotlight the achievements of pioneers from three different sectors – a school district staff member, a school staff member, and a student.
This inspirational evening is a beacon for continued support to maintain high-quality academic and educational services for students from low-income and first-generation backgrounds.
We are excited to share this celebration with our community!
For any event inquiries, please contact Emalyn Lapus at elapus@jcyc.org
STAY TUNED FOR MORE EVENT DETAILS
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In February 2021, JCYC launched the Thomatra Scott Scholarship Fund in honor of Black History Month and to support our Black & African American youth on their path to higher education. Applications for 2024 are now open and are due on Friday, April 24 by 5:00 PM.
We seek to award youth aligned with the values of Thomatra Scott, better known as “Scotty,” who advocated for youth in education, housing, employment, human rights, prison reform, and racial justice. Scotty exemplified the values of peace, solidarity, and civic engagement. To learn more about Thomatra Scott and his legacy, click here.
Eligibility Requirements
We would like to thank the JCYC Black Equity Task Force (BETF) for their efforts to create this scholarship and everyone who helped to raise funds.
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JCYC is looking to recruit a member for its Board of Directors who has nonprofit finance work experience at the executive level. Our annual budget is now $20 million, so an ideal candidate would be familiar with budgets exceeding this. Government grant experience would be helpful as well as JCYC receives over 90% of its revenue from government contracts. This individual would serve as an advisor to JCYC’s Fiscal Director.
Board responsibilities will include:
The JCYC Board of Directors provides strategic leadership to contribute to the organization’s success. The board is legally and fiscally responsible for the organization and its activities. Typically we have over 12 board members, representing a diversity of backgrounds and interests, who serve two (2) year terms.
If you are interested please email a resume or a LinkedIn link to Sumi Fong at sfong@jcyc.org.
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November 28 is Giving Tuesday! This year, JCYC is celebrating with the theme “Attitude of Gratitude”. Please consider a contribution to our organization to support the legacy and continued mission of JCYC.
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Giving Tuesday is fast approaching! This month, we celebrate Giving Tuesday with the theme “Attitude of Gratitude”. Please consider us on November 28 to support the legacy and continued mission of JCYC.
Want to Learn More About Our Work?
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Do you have experience in nonprofit fundraising? JCYC is seeking a passionate and results-driven Director of Development to join their leadership team. The Director of Development will play a crucial role in shaping the future of our organization by leading fundraising efforts, cultivating donor relationships, and implementing strategic initiatives to support their growth and impact. The ideal candidate will be a seasoned professional with a proven track record in nonprofit fundraising, team leadership, and strategic planning.
To apply for this position, or for additional information on the opportunity, please send a copy of your resume with a cover letter to Victoria Silverman at apply@cooksilverman.com.