With strong support from businesses and individuals
in Washington, DC, Fight For Children is an
independent not-for-profit organization that
recognizes, promotes, and cultivates quality
education for low-income children in DC. Fight For
Children also addresses the critical link between good
health and improved academic performance.
THEARC (Town Hall Education Arts & Recreation Campus) was established in 2005 and offers
high quality and accessible cultural, health, educational and social services to the residents of
Southeast Washington, DC through partnerships with outstanding local organizations.
For more than 25 years, Starlight Children’s Foundation has been dedicated to improving
the quality of life
for children with chronic and life threatening
illnesses
and life-altering injuries
by providing entertainment, education, and family activities.
Founded in 1868, the Founders Board of St. John’s Community Services provides support to children with intellectual and developmental disabilities between the ages of 3 and 22 so that they may enjoy the benefits of an education with their nondisabled peers in the DC public schools and develop relationships and life skills as they mature.
The Bishop John T. Walker School for Boys is a not-for-profit, tuition-free school for boys in Southeast Washington, D.C. The school creates a nurturing and supportive environment where students mature academically, spiritually,
socially, artistically, physically, and morally, and develop the self-confidence and character to make a positive impact on society.