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Capture the Dream, Inc.
Basic Information
Address: Capture the Dream, Inc.
484 Lake Park Avenue #15
Oakland, CA 94610
Phone Number: (510) 343-3635
Email: janine@capturethedream.org
Director: Janine Lee, CEO
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Additional Information
Causes Served: youth development, education, goals, dreams, financial aid, low-income families, single parents, foster children, leadership advancement, mentoring
Clearances Required: No
Background Check: No
Population Served: youth, single parents, low-income families
Ages for Volunteer: 18+
Hours of Service: Any
Minimum Hours Required: Any
Days of Service: Any
Mission Statement:
Our mission is to provide low income individuals with financial support, resources, and opportunities to achieve their long-term education and career goals. CTD invigorates individuals through micro-funding grants, exploratory educational field trips, college scholarships, backpack school supply drives, and mentorship programs. Through this Dream Movement, we provide stepping stones to support these passionate individuals through a journey of achievement to ultimately attain the careers of their dreams.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
We believe...
- Everyone has dreams that are attainable
- We provide resources to bring individuals a step closer to achieving their dreams
- Our programs assist others in realizing their full potential
- We provide enriching life experiences to make a positive impact
- Our events celebrate the community of dreamers we are building
- Mentoring, education, arts, and culture are essential to youth development
- In building future leaders for a better community
Program History:
Capture the Dream, Inc. is a product of Founder Janine Lee's dream to create a non-profit organization aimed at improving the community, one individual and one dream at a time. After working with a low income single mother and witnessing the challenges she was going through, Janine learned firsthand of the financial hardships and daily struggles that low income individuals commonly face. At the age of 21, Founder Janine Lee became reacquainted with a mentor who ran his own non-profit organization. Through his guidance, Capture the Dream, Inc. was registered with the Secretary of State, California on July 7th, 2006.