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Success Stories
September 14, 2010

We have had the privilege of seeing many children impacted through the work of volunteers in our mentoring and residential program at Youth Horizons. Some kids have gone on to college, some have gone on to marry and find work and lead responsible lives. Often you spend time with a child and are unsure about...

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In the News
September 3, 2010

Earlier this year we had the privilege to be featured in an issue of World Magazine. Daniel Olasky wrote a great story about the work of Youth Horizons. Daniel's partner in crime was, James Walker. James took some great pictures and put together a 5 minute video about Youth Horizons. Check out the video below...

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Success Stories
September 3, 2009

“Alyisa is one of the most beautiful little girls I’ve ever met.  I know she is going to be ‘super special’ and very successful in her life.  I came into her life at just the right time.  She was healing from some hard things and becoming a bright young woman. “We have enjoyed doing crafts together. ...

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Success Stories
September 3, 2009

“I like to find ways to make sure that Taylor is happy and being taken care of in the best ways.  I try to introduce to her to new things; we go to the kid’s dinner theaters, we make pottery together. “I care about this little girl.  I want the best for her.  I try to...

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Success Stories
September 3, 2009

“I started mentoring Andrew as a way of practicing unselfishness and learning how to reach out and reach into another person’s life. “Mentoring is not always the easiest endeavor in the world, but it is good to know you mean something to somebody else. Andrew is a good kid, and I’m glad to be...

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Success Stories
September 1, 2009

“The summer before I started mentoring I was doing a camp in California for inner city kids; I developed a real connection with some girls there.  I saw what kids were going back to and I wanted to be a part of preventing kids from going astray.  My small group leader encouraged me in that...