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Ethical Entity
The profiled organization is Youth LifeLine America, http://www.youthlifelineamerica.com. The organization is a not-for-profit 501 c3 tax-exempt status and domiciled in O'Fallon Missouri, United States. Youth LifeLine America (YLA) operates in multiple cities throughout America providing services targeted to the adolescent. Specifically, YLA coordinate efforts to influence youth via such mediums as the arts, entertainment, sports and celebrities, to teach ways to be productive and encourage a mindset of sustained development.
YLA is a small business employing below ten employees. The Founder & CEO is Roland Williams, Director of Development & Programs is Cedric Cobb, Kathryn Vasconcellos is Event Guru, and Angela Castelli is Vice President of Operations. According to Angela Castelli, YLA as a very targeted approach to assisting the youth population.
"This organization has identified the gaps that exist in our youth's culture today, educates and empowers them to develop the skills that allow them to reach their full potential on their own and achieve great success!! It is powerful to see the process in action -- it is real, it is right, and it is resounding!" (Castelli, 2009)
The organization therefore focuses on the youth agenda that includes a comprehensive assortment of activities and responsibilities inherent to their peer group. By using the influence of pop culture icons, the organization is ostensibly able to reach the youth by engaging in their appeal to acceptance, which is a psychological tool used to identify with a youth through appeasing the level of insecurity.
Additionally, the YLA employs a variety of activities that engage the youth with learning outcomes that range from computer competency to community service and development initiatives. The comprehensive approach is rather unique given the size of the organization. A multi-functional approach in a multi-city setting facilitates the identity and substantiates the mission of the organization.
MISSION STATEMENT
"To harness the power influences of arts, entertainment,...
These include the following:
Academic Excellence Incentive Programs
Career Development Workshops
Citizenship Incentive Programs
Conflict Resolution Workshops & Focus Groups
Computer Competency Workshops
Computer Centers
Community Clean Ups
Community Service & Outreach Campaigns
Educational Field Trips
Entrepreneur Workshops
Financial Literacy Workshops
Free Health & Life Skills Festivals
Free Cheerleading & Life Skills Camps
Football & Life Skills Camps
Goal Achievement Workshops
Internship Programs
Literacy Programs
Public Service Announcement Campaigns
Scholarship Programs
The organization enjoys a wide-range of success given its ability to sustain its comprehensive listing of available programs. Testimonials from philanthropists and athletes that have assisted the organization point to a successful operation that has touched the lives of many youth.
"Youth Lifeline America is a life-changing organization that works directly with children that need positive mentorship, guidance and encouragement. By using the influence of sports, entertainment and celebrity to provide positive alternatives for participants, we are truly making a difference. I am honoured and excited to invest my time and resources to expanding this outstanding work across our great nation.
"Microsoft was deeply inspired by the passion, professionalism and devotion that was brought forth by Youth Lifeline America staff, its participants, and volunteers. In fact, eight Microsoft individuals now eagerly dedicate their time both personally and professionally to support this grassroots effort to increase life skills competency levels of youth. Microsoft looks forward to…
http://www.youthlifeline.org/events.php
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