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Salsa Night Fever Hosted by the Huckleberry Young Professionals Board

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  Join the Huckleberry Young Professionals Board for SALSA NIGHT FEVER at Harrington’s Bar & Grill on Wednesday, September 4 at 7:00 pm. Salsa dance class with dance instructor Natalie from RAE Studios starts at 7:00 pm, followed by an open dance floor at 8:00 pm. SALSA NIGHT FEVER will also feature raffle prizes from […]

We’re Accepting Applications for our Create 2 Activate Fall Cohort!

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Huckleberry is currently accepting applications for our fall Create 2 Activate (C2A) cohort, with groups beginning in late September! C2A is an 8-week program centering creative expression and harm reduction advocacy. Within this peer-to-peer learning model, youth develop knowledge and practical skills while collaborating to build resources and impact change. Participants (youth ages 15-24) will […]

Kendra Scott Jewelry’s Give Back Shopping Weekend July 26 – July 28

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Huckleberry Youth Programs has been selected as a beneficiary of Kendra Scott Jewelry’s “Give Back” program, supporting organizations empowering women and youth. Kendra Scott has jewelry for every occasion, from simple and classic to bright and bold looks. Shop online between July 26 and July 28 and 20% of your purchase will be donated back […]

Huckleberry’s Marin Health Education Team at the National School-Based Health Care Conference in D.C.

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CONGRATULATIONS to Huckleberry’s incredible Marin County health education team on being selected to present at the National School-Based Health Conference hosted by the School-Based Health Alliance in Washington, D.C. earlier this month. Their workshop, “Fostering Inclusive Care: Centering Queer Youth in Sexual & Reproductive Health,” was attended by more than 50 participants including program administrators, […]

The Results Are In – Thank You Target Circle!

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Thank you so much for voting for Huckleberry Youth Programs in the Target Circle Giving Program! Huckleberry received 191,987 votes!!With help from your generous votes, Target is granting us $7,553.15 to help us further our mission of partnering with youth to advance their personal growth and social equity.View all the results at target.com/circle/community-voting/resultsTHANK YOU!!!

View Huckleberry’s Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Report – See Our 2022/2023 Results!

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View our fiscal year 2023 Annual Report here We are very pleased to announce that Huckleberry Youth Programs recently completed our next strategic plan! This multi-year process has allowed us to evaluate our current position and develop a formal plan to guide Huckleberry and our programs into a strong future. Through this process, we developed […]

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Thank you to everyone who attended Huckleberry's second Theory of Change event last night in Marin County!

"Raising Resilience: Community Coalitions for Youth Development" was a powerful conversation in partnership with Marin Community Foundation, San Rafael High School, and Huckleberry’s ACE (Access to College Equity) Academy.

The discussion highlighted ways in which community members, donors, and nonprofits can stand in solidarity with youth and families, working together to support growth, resilience, and success.

A huge thank you to our incredible panel, including: Shirin Vakharia, Senior Program Director at Marin Community Foundation; Judy Schwerin, Wellness Coordinator at San Rafael High School; and ACE Academy student, Yazuara, who shared her journey as a first-generation college student. Yazuara was recently accepted by 7 colleges, including UC Berkeley!

Special thanks to our Executive Director, Douglas Styles, for leading the discussion and sharing our new Theory of Change, which serves as a roadmap guiding Huckleberry Youth Programs into the future.

The thoughtful Q&A and vibrant energy were a reminder of what’s possible when we work collaboratively in support of our youth.

Together, we’re building stronger pathways toward a brighter, more equitable future for young people in the Bay Area.

#YouthJustice #HuckleberryYouthPrograms #CollectiveImpact #ResilientYouth #CommunityPower
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Thank you to everyone who attended Huckleberrys second Theory of Change event last night in Marin County!

Raising Resilience: Community Coalitions for Youth Development was a powerful conversation in partnership with Marin Community Foundation, San Rafael High School, and Huckleberry’s ACE (Access to College Equity) Academy.

The discussion highlighted ways in which community members, donors, and nonprofits can stand in solidarity with youth and families, working together to support growth, resilience, and success.

A huge thank you to our incredible panel, including: Shirin Vakharia, Senior Program Director at Marin Community Foundation; Judy Schwerin, Wellness Coordinator at San Rafael High School; and ACE Academy student, Yazuara, who shared her journey as a first-generation college student. Yazuara was recently accepted by 7 colleges, including UC Berkeley!

Special thanks to our Executive Director, Douglas Styles, for leading the discussion and sharing our new Theory of Change, which serves as a roadmap guiding Huckleberry Youth Programs into the future.

The thoughtful Q&A and vibrant energy were a reminder of what’s possible when we work collaboratively in support of our youth.

Together, we’re building stronger pathways toward a brighter, more equitable future for young people in the Bay Area.

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Thank you to everyone who attended Huckleberry's second Theory of Change event last night in Marin County! 

"Raising Resilience: Community Coalitions for Youth Development" was a powerful conversation in partnership with Marin Community Foundation @marincommunityfdn, San Rafael High School @srhspride, and Huckleberry’s ACE (Access to College Equity) Academy @huckleberry_ace_academy. 

The discussion highlighted ways in which community members, donors, and nonprofits can stand in solidarity with youth and families, working together to support growth, resilience, and success.

A huge thank you to our incredible panel, including: Shirin Vakharia, Senior Program Director at Marin Community Foundation; Judy Schwerin, Wellness Coordinator at San Rafael High School; and ACE Academy student, Yazuara, who shared her journey as a first-generation college student. Yazuara was recently accepted by 7 colleges, including UC Berkeley! 

Special thanks to our Executive Director, Douglas Styles, for leading the discussion and sharing our new Theory of Change, which serves as a roadmap guiding Huckleberry Youth Programs into the future. 

The thoughtful Q&A and vibrant energy were a reminder of what’s possible when we work collaboratively in support of our youth.

Together, we’re building stronger pathways toward a brighter, more equitable future for young people in the Bay Area. 

#YouthJustice #HuckleberryYouthPrograms #CollectiveImpact #ResilientYouth #CommunityPower

Thank you to everyone who attended Huckleberry`s second Theory of Change event last night in Marin County!

"Raising Resilience: Community Coalitions for Youth Development" was a powerful conversation in partnership with Marin Community Foundation @marincommunityfdn, San Rafael High School @srhspride, and Huckleberry’s ACE (Access to College Equity) Academy @huckleberry_ace_academy.

The discussion highlighted ways in which community members, donors, and nonprofits can stand in solidarity with youth and families, working together to support growth, resilience, and success.

A huge thank you to our incredible panel, including: Shirin Vakharia, Senior Program Director at Marin Community Foundation; Judy Schwerin, Wellness Coordinator at San Rafael High School; and ACE Academy student, Yazuara, who shared her journey as a first-generation college student. Yazuara was recently accepted by 7 colleges, including UC Berkeley!

Special thanks to our Executive Director, Douglas Styles, for leading the discussion and sharing our new Theory of Change, which serves as a roadmap guiding Huckleberry Youth Programs into the future.

The thoughtful Q&A and vibrant energy were a reminder of what’s possible when we work collaboratively in support of our youth.

Together, we’re building stronger pathways toward a brighter, more equitable future for young people in the Bay Area.

#YouthJustice #HuckleberryYouthPrograms #CollectiveImpact #ResilientYouth #CommunityPower
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