A Shout-Out to Marin Community Foundation,
Autodesk & Scott Evans Foundation!

Five 4 Five helps at risk youth make it. Tutoring English language skills, helping with college fees, finding jobs in a tight economy, we do it all. We work with some of the most incredible young people. Our success rate is very high. And our donors make it all happen.

We want to especially thank Marin Community Foundation, Autodesk and Scott Evans Foundation for staying with us and helping us all these years and into the new year. We also want to send a word of sincere gratitude to our faithful individual donors. You are the backbone of our day-to-day endeavors. Thank you all dear, secret angels.

And we want to say thanks to those new to our roster of helpers in Southern California: Hollywood Park Racetrack and Casino, the Samoan Christian Community and members of the Chambers of Commerce, Rotary Clubs and film community too.

As one of our students put it so clearly: “Sometimes it's the smallest trouble that can cause you to drop out and ruin your dream. A gift of money or just the right help can be the difference between you failing and making it.”

That’s what Five 4 Five donors do. Make sure that a little thing doesn’t end up ruining a big dream. We appreciate all you do to help us assure success for the youth of our communities. We look forward to working together this year!

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Five 4 Five is an educational non-profit organization, (501) (c)(3), designed to help ambitious young people from the North Bay and Los Angeles educate themselves and prosper in meaningful work lives. We call our organization Five 4 Five because we work in teams of five young people for five years.

We believe in capturing student interest in high school, aiding them through college and then guiding them into worthwhile jobs in their community once they have completed their degree.