Back to the basics!

We are back to in-person services! Our staff and staff are elated for the opportunity to interact and bring back some sense of normalcy to our daily lives. It has been a challenging year for us all with remote work, virtual learning and mandatory distancing, so coming back to each other’s presence and being able to provide…

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Craft Beer Run to Benefit OYC

OYC joined the Tank Brewing Co., for their annual Craft Beer 5K Run. Hundreds of runners and supporters joined the event to benefit two local organizations, the De Moya Foundation and OYC.  The event, which had to be cancelled last year, provides a great opportunity to introduce its participants to the works of local charities…

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iEngage: My Community, My Life, My Time!

OYC held our iEngage male youth series. During this virtual summit panelists, staff and students interacted using open dialogue and a series of questions on the topic, My Community, My Life, My Time! This theme helped us understand our male student’s perspective, feelings and emotions about the world they are living in today. Our panelists had a…

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Powerful Collaborations

The President at Barry University, Honey Shine Founder, Tracy Wilson Mourning and OYC’s CEO, Tina Brown held a roundtable discussion regarding enrichment and advocacy for our youth. Barry University has been a longstanding partner and supporter of our work. Opportunities to further deepen our relationship are always welcomed and necessary to continue impacting the lives of youth.…

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Womanish Experience!

The Womanish experience is more than an exhibit; it’s a movement that celebrates women perspectives. The experience is a culturally- inclusive safe space that provokes imagination, conversation and change. This past month students, staff and community partners had the opportunity to enjoy the pop-up exhibit that comes from Chicago to Miami’s art district through end…

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OYC Camping Trip

OYC was excited to host its first overnight Family Camping Trip Experience in September. This experience was made possible through the funding support of The Children’s Trust. The concept of the camping trip experience evolved based on data collected through surveys and family focus groups to better understand the impact of gentrification in our community…

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Cool Gear For The School Year!

The Jason Taylor Foundation invited 10 students from OYC to attend their 17th Annual Cool Gear for the School Year. During the event students joined Jason Taylor and his team of friends and colleagues at Old Navy, and each was provided a personal shopper and a spending limit of $300. With the support of the Jason…

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Swire Properties Launches Home Grown Platform

Swire Properties Inc will continue its commitment to the community and sustainable development with the launch of Home Grown, a multi-dimensional platform created to showcase the developer’s present and future commitments in the community. Through Home Grown, Swire Properties will create meaningful partnerships and charitable contributions with unique activations and experiences to expand its philanthropic scope…

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