IF's broader mission of helping children build bright futures by bolstering the mentoring programs that serve them. Some of the findings we obtain at the exemplary programs we study in Boston, New York City, and Prescott, Arizona, can be generalized to guide programs nationwide. We help mentoring programs raise money to continue providing services. Today, most funders require some form of evaluation of the services they support, and our reporting helps the programs demonstrate their commitment to providing the best. We help the program recruit and maintain mentors.
Most mentors fail to appreciate how profoundly they can affect a child.
Active mentors often miss the subtle growth they have facilitated. Our reporting and presentations we make to active and prospective mentors help them value the relationships the can offer children. For more information regarding Project IF's Research, please contact John Harris.