Thank you all who joined us at the Wild Wild wellness ranch for a day of fun and learning about mental health. Join our mailing list to get details on the next event.
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Many of children, youth and families we provide resources for face Mental health struggles, crises, debilitating effects of trauma, extreme poverty, homelessness, and a slew of other challenges that make daily life increasingly difficult to manage. IAMGIFTED Foundation offers many ways for you to impact children, youth, and families and change the trajectory of their lives.
We are dedicated to helping children and young adults reach their full potential through education, building self confidence, strengthening families, and transforming communities through quality programs, and resources. We envision a healthier, more resilient future for young people and families, providing them with the tools and resources they need to thrive. So if this resonates with you, please contact us to share your unique skill and or knowledge through our programs.
IAMGIFTED is fortunate to have the support of volunteers across different programs who through their time, talent, and resources, help provide resources to the children, youth, and families we work with. Each volunteer brings a special focus and unique approach to the organization. There is something for everyone who wants to get involved at IAMGIFTED.
IAMGIFTED relies on the generosity of donors to propel the organization forward. The use of private funds allows us to develop innovative programs, create special moments for families, and sustain our operations. We are thankful for the donors who elect to give from their hearts and provide financial support to IAMGIFTED year after year. If you would like to give, there are multiple ways to contribute financially. Click the DONATE button below to learn more and have a positive impact on a child today.
