Needs
In 2024, through Yolo County's ROADMAP TO THE FUTURE initiative, ALMS will reach young adults throughout Yolo County, including West Sacramento, Davis, Winters, Esparto, and Woodland. Through this effort, ALMS anticipates increasing the number of youth attending the Summer Saturday Job Club, needing interview suits and accessories, and participating in the ongoing Job Readiness programs and computer training.
ALMS is known for our labor of love and for prioritizing youth over all else. Our goals are as follows:
-- Summer Saturday Job Club Goal: $7,500/50 students - one student $150
-- Sponsor ALMS Job Readiness Program & Computer Training: $15,000/50 students - one student $300
-- Speed of Trust. The importance of trust cannot be overstated for young adults who want to excel in life. Trust opens up opportunities for career stability and advancement, which are crucial for success in today's fast-paced world. The ALMS program offers an intensive two-week, ten-day, and two-hour program on the Speed of Trust written by the bestseller Stephen M.R. Covey. The information is adapted to the ALMS program to give students a head start in their adult life, with a funding incentive for perfect attendance. Both Pioneer and Woodland High School have had 10 out of 10 perfect attendance for this program. This program is available throughout Yolo County. Help us reach our goal: $2,500 for 10 student/one student for $250
-- The Film and Videography Club, training for future jobs in social media, e-commerce, set production, sound design, video, and sound editing, and much more. Help us reach our goal: one student for $200
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
--Event planning
--Fundraising
-- Participate or Offer a Saturday workshop
-- Mentors with at least 15 years of experience (Retired persons encouraged to apply)
-- Therapist
-- Computer Trainer