EMERGE is a non-profit organization that aims to support and empower our community through various programs and initiatives. Our mission is to provide juveniles and disadvantaged populations with support, resources, and skill-building programs.
We understand that a fresh start often comes with a new perspective brought about by an encounter. Therefore, we offer a wide range of programs that provide opportunities for people to create a positive change in their lives and start anew.
The mission of EMERGE is to provide support, resources, and skill-building programs to juveniles and minoritized populations.
Program Funding
Support to sustain and grow core youth mentorship and enrichment programs, including:
• NLT Mentor (High School 9–12) — tutoring, academic support, and social-emotional learning.
• Emerge Mentor (Girls 7th–8th) — adolescent processing groups with weekly guided discussions.
• The Exchange Mentor (Boys 7th grade) — intervention & continued mentorship throughout the school year.
• TENS Service (Boys 8th graders) — year-round service-learning with community engagement.
→ These programs depend on consistent funding for staff time, materials, transportation, and mentor support.
Student Support Resources
Many EMERGE participants benefit from additional direct resources, such as:
• supplies for learning spaces and tutoring materials
• books, technology access, school supplies, and mentorship tools
• stipends or incentives tied to service-learning participation
→ Donations help ensure equitable access to these supports
Operational & Capacity Needs
Supporting infrastructure ensures EMERGE can operate effectively and scale impact:
• administrative support (office supplies, communications, technology)
• professional development for staff and mentors
• facility expenses (space rental, utilities, insurance)
→ These foundational costs are often not covered by program revenue.
Scholarships & Incentives
Some programs (especially service-learning and mentorship) could benefit from donated scholarship funds or incentives that support:
• participant achievements
• transportation to program sites
• summer enrichment opportunities
→ Incentive funding increases participation and retention.
EMERGE is committed to equity by intentionally supporting youth, individuals and families who face systemic barriers to opportunity. We provide culturally responsive mentorship, resources, and programs that honor lived experiences, promote inclusion, and empower people to thrive.
Organization name
Emerge
2022
Mission Category
Human Services
Operating Budget
$0-$50,000
Organization Need
Funding: Program, Funding: Unrestricted, Board Members
BIPOC Leadership
Board Chair
Local Counties Served
Sacramento, Yolo
Address
7111 WOODBINE AVEYolo County, CA, US
Sacramento County, CA, US
Elk Grove, CA, US
Sacramento, CA, US