Boston

Christopher's Haven
Italian Home for Children
The Mass Mentoring Partnership

AchieveAbility (Philadelphia)
Art Sphere (Philadelphia)
Association to Benefit Children (New York City)
Bay Area Community Resources (San Francisco)
Bay Area Women and Children's Center (San Francisco)
Beautiful Minds Project (Los Angeles)
Day School Summerbridge (San Francisco)
Everybody Wins! (New York City)
Nazareth Housing (New York City)
Project ACEH (Philadelphia)
Ready, Willing & Able--Philadelphia (Philadelphia)
Real Options for City Kids (ROCK) (San Francisco)
Save the Bay (San Francisco)
Step Up On Second (Los Angeles)
Streetwise Partners (New York City)
The Doe Fund (New York City)

Prospective Partner Info

All non-profit organizations interested in working with OYFProgram must apply for consideration. For a program overview, please email boston@oyfp.org.

Please review the application process below. For
additional information contact partners@oyfp.org.

Application Process

Applications will be accepted twice a year:

September 1st – September 15th

March 1st – March 15th

OYFProgram applications are accessible for download at any time. However, no application will be considered if submitted before or after the aforementioned dates.

Email boston@oyfp.org for OYFProgram applications. Please submit completed applications to boston_applications@oyfp.org.

Partner Selection Criteria

On Your Feet Project works with nonprofit organizations that are dedicated to providing sustainable solutions to the issues they are addressing. We believe that, by increasing awareness and understanding of high-quality, local nonprofit organizations, and by promoting active community involvement among young people, we can facilitate the development of a generation focused on the betterment of our society.

OYFP selects its Partners on the basis of several criteria, which include, but are not limited to:

1. Opportunities for involvement. Partners should support opportunities for involvement for members of the community, particularly among young people, primarily in the form of volunteer programs and events. Partners should be amenable to one-day and ongoing volunteer events organized by OYFP in conjunction with the Partners.

2. Need. Partners should demonstrate a need for assistance in areas of educating the community about its activities, recruiting volunteers, reaching out to younger demographics, and fundraising. OYFP will take into consideration OYFP’s ability to respond to those needs as effectively as possible within the parameters defined by OYFP’s resources and capabilities.

3. Sustainability of Partner programs. OYFP defines the sustainability of a given Partner program as the program’s ability to provide or engender long-term solutions to the specific problems that are being addressed.

We are currently in the process of uploading the Prospective Partners Application to the website.  In the meantime, a copy of the application can be acquired via email.  The partner's email may be used on the application.