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Our nonprofit embodies the belief that every person deserves a second chance and a helping hand when they're facing tough times. We're dedicated to empowering families and building strong, resilient communities by providing access to critical resources and opportunities for growth and enrichment.
Kelvin's Kindness is a nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing various problems faced by families in need. Our mission is to empower and support families by providing housing assistance, nutritious meals, health education, back-to-school supplies, tutoring services, and summer enrichment opportunities to those who are struggling in these areas. We believe that by addressing these needs, we can help families improve their quality of life and achieve their full potential. Additionally, we recognize the importance of diversity and inclusion in our programs, and strive to create a welcoming and supportive environment for all those we serve. Through our commitment to mentoring young people, we aim to provide them with the guidance and support they need to navigate life's challenges and succeed in their personal and academic pursuits.
Our vision is to make a significant impact in underrepresented and minority communities by closing the gap between quality education, equal opportunities, and long-term community support. We aim to help families break the cycle of generational educational and financial deficits, creating a more equitable and prosperous future for all.
We serve a diverse range of children and families in underserved communities, including those attending Title I schools, families impacted by incarceration, and criminal offenders seeking re-entry support. Our programs also include back-to-school drives for supplies and clothing, physical and mental health support, and college readiness programs, along with summer enrichment opportunities for school-aged children.
Our primary focus is on serving vulnerable children and families in underserved communities, including those attending Title I schools and those who are impacted by incarceration.
