iMentor leverages the power of mentoring to help youth in low-income communities gradaute high school college-ready and succeed in college. Matched in relationships ranging from one to four years in length, mentor-mentee pairs cultivate their relationship using a potent combination of weekly email correspondence and regular in-person meetings.
The iMentor program is changing the face of youth mentoring. iMentor proves that (1) even the busiest, most successful New Yorkers have time to be quality mentors and that (2) formal mentoring programs can flourish in NYC's most isolated, low-income, and underserved communities. iMentor uses mentoring to bridge the divide between New York Ciy's eclectic communities, creating unique and dynamic relationships that would not have been possible without the program. By exposing both mentors and mentees to new facets of their shared city, iMentor makes and facilitates meaningful connections, empowering youth with the skills and resources critical for personal, academic and career success.
Please visit www.iMentor.org for more information.
iMentor is proud to host its annual Spring Benefit on Wednesday, June 12 at the Bowery Hotel in New York City, and we hope to see you there! Our community of mentors, supporters, and partners will gather in the expansive indoor/outdoor terrace of the Bowery Hotel to celebrate the accomplishments of our mentor community over the past year.
College Possible in Saint Paul, Minnesota, partners with iMentor Interactive to run the Idealistic Mentors Initiative. As part of the Idealistic Mentors Initiative, students receive one-on-one guidance from mentors through weekly curriculum-based emails and monthly in-person events that are facilitated by College Possible coaches and support staff. In the story below, Bernice, a freshman at Lawrence University in Wisconsin, reflects on her time thus far in the Idealistic Mentors Initiative.
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