Nonprofits in Youth In Action

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Angels of America’s Fallen

Angels of America’s Fallen helps children who have lost a parent in military or first responder service keep dreaming, growing and thriving. We fund the activities they love—from sports and music to art and dance—while providing trauma-informed family support and connections to trusted coaches and mentors. Our commitment lasts through each child’s 19th birthday, building confidence, resilience, belonging and hope. Growing up happens every day. When you give, you're there for those moments, too.

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Colorado Springs Children's Chorale

Some kids know they love to sing but don’t yet have a place to grow. Colorado Springs Children’s Chorale gives young people in grades 2–12 professional vocal training, meaningful performance opportunities and a community where they belong. Along the way, they build confidence, discipline and leadership skills that last long after the final note.

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Dale House Project

Dale House helps young people facing adversity build stable, connected, and purposeful lives. For more than 50 years, we've offered more than services: a community where young people are known, encouraged, and never reduced to their struggles. Through caring relationships, housing, life skills, career preparation, and counseling, we help them discover their potential and take steps toward adulthood. Our Christian faith inspires this work; young people of every belief and background are welcome.

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Inside Out Youth Services

Inside Out Youth Services serves LGBTQIA2+ young people, ages 13-24, in the Tava-Kaavi region. At our community center, young people have a safe and affirming space to make friends, access resources, and participate in evidence-based programs that cover everything from comprehensive sexual education and life skills to leadership and social opportunities. In the community, our team offers trainings, advocacy, and community engagement to ensure LGBTQIA2+ youth have safe spaces across the region.

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Youth Documentary Academy

In these divided times, what is the value of storytelling and conversation? Since 2014, the Youth Documentary Academy (YDA) has trained a new generation of underrepresented storytellers to locate and amplify their voices through the art of documentary film. Tuition free fellowships allow youth from diverse backgrounds to acquire skills that encourage courageous conversations, increase resilience, and amplify youth voices locally and nationally on public television.