Youth Experience Sponsorship

Ways To Give

Ways To Give

What your money actually buys.

Youth Experience Sponsorship does not pool your gift into a general fund and hope. A kid names something they want to do, an awards committee approves it, and YES pays the program directly. Your money becomes one specific kid doing one specific thing.

Giving Levels

Supporters are recognized in bands rather than by exact amounts.

Give monthly

A Kid does not choose something new once a year. Monthly giving is what lets YES say yes the week a Kid asks, instead of the month the money happens to be there.

Other Ways To Give

Donate By Card
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Donate By Bank Transfer
Donate By Check
To make an offline donation toward this cause, follow these steps:
  1. Write a check payable to “Youth Experience Sponsorship”
  2. On the memo line of the check, indicate that the donation is for “Youth Experience Sponsorship”
  3. Mail your check to:
Youth Experience Sponsorship 260 Saddle Wood Dr Novato, CA 94945 Your tax-deductible donation is greatly appreciated!
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Giving Levels

Supporters are recognized in bands rather than by exact amounts

What Your Donations Provide

First Yes

$250

Registration and fees. This is the line item that most often stops a kid at the door, before anyone gets as far as talking about equipment or a season.

Full Yes

$750

One kid, one complete experience, start to finish. A season, a camp, a course of tutoring. This is the average cost of a YES sponsorship.

A Kid’s Year

$2,250

Three experiences for one kid across a year. This is what it looks like when a kid keeps reaching: basketball, then cooking, then something nobody predicted.

Ten Kids

$7,500

A full cohort. Ten young people who each get the thing they asked for.