Kids Today Foundation was established to enable children to conquer the overwhelming challenges that they encounter in today’s world.

Our goal is to provide the necessary tools and building blocks, which will allow them to discover opportunities that were previously unattainable to them. Our main objective at Kids Today Foundation is to render funding and support for:

• Existing and additional school programs
• Scholarships for education programs outside of the traditional school environment
• Raising awareness on the trials and tribulations that kids endure on a daily basis
• Empowering our youth with self-esteem, skills to overcome adversity, teach tolerance for others, and the ability to become a leader and mentor among peers and in their community

With your assistance, we can implement the crucial support required to better the lives of so many children. The accomplishments of today will allow for the rewards of tomorrow. Together we can make a difference.

Remember,

"The number one habit of life changers and dream achievers is giving"  John Di Lemme

"Champions are born, losers are made." John De Lemme

Being a computer savvy society places our youth at risk for the many challenges involving internet safety. With the help of Community leaders, Internet protection companies and Law Enforcement, we can give children the information, skills and tools that are essential in practicing safe computer networking.		With the help of our foundation associations and sponsoring partners, we provide free seminars on health and wellness.  We focus on promoting children's habits, improving their surroundings, etc.
What is a mentor?   · A Friendly Guide You assist your student in finding the path to their individual success. As a student, a person and a professional.   · A Coach You listen for what your student is committed to and help them to see how their behavior is helping them or not helping them get what they want.   · A Cheerleader You consistently encourage and remind your student of his or her positive attributes.   · An Advocate You assist your student to access resources that might otherwise be unavailable to him or her.		We provide tools and resources to those who demonstrate a need and a desire to help in the community.  To be considered for grants, please review the 'Grant Application Form'  by clicking here.