OYC Miami is a 501(c)(3) organization, founded in 2003 by NBA Hall-of-Famer Alonzo Mourning and real estate developer Martin Z. Margulies, in hopes of creating a safe haven for children living in Overtown and neighboring communities.
Since its founding, OYC Miami has continuously provided holistic programming to erase generational cycles by providing the necessary resources to level the playing field for children, families and adults in our community.
Devoted to offering resources and services that uplift and help those in the community, OYC Miami has been a change agent for countless people.
As a year-round servicing agency, OYC Miami positively elevates people through educational, health and wellness, social, financial and career programs.
Through a broad range of services, OYC Miami fosters hope, promotes lifelong learning and offers guidance and development, all while strengthening the entire community. Aiming to promote success across future generations, OYC Miami provides programs that positively impact the trajectory of the community.
OYC Miami maintains its commitment to strengthening communities by serving as bridge; and bringing together the elements and resources people need to thrive.
Through our innovative educational and 365-degree servicing approach, OYC Miami offers tools that gives persons the chance to flourish in life.
Our Mission
OYC is a 501c3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to inspire, empower, and enrich the lives of youth, adults, and families by providing a comprehensive and long-term approach to strengthening communities.
Our Goal
OYC’s goal is to advance the socioeconomic trajectory of children and families in the urban core for future generations through 5 Key Pillars of Impact: Education, Enrichment and Exposure, Health, Family, and Economic Sustainability Initiatives.
Our Core Purpose
OYC Miami exists to maximize the fullest potential of youth and strengthen the lives of adults and families – providing them with tools, resources and exposure opportunities leading to pathways for economic sustainability for generations to come.
