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Intelligent Young Minds
Basic Information
Address: 5251 East Newton Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74115
Phone Number: 918-669-6662
Fax Number: 918-398-0173
Email: iymtulsa@yahoo.com
Director: Demond Sampson
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Education, Youth Development, Job Training, Community Development
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: low-income, minority, and disenfranchised populations
Ages for Volunteer: 16 - adult
Hours of Service: 9AM - 9PM (four-hour shifts)
Minimum Hours Required: 10 hours per week
Days of Service: Monday-Saturday
Mission Statement:
Intelligent Young Minds is a community services organization for all ages, particularly youth and teens. We serve the immediate neighborhood and the greater Tulsa Metro Area by providing multicultural, educational, and recreational programs focused on social and individual development.
Our programs include services dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people we serve; advocating for the rights and needs of youth, families, underrepresented and disenfranchised populations; providing structured employment training opportunities for at risk youth and adults; and fighting against oppression and intimidation in our community.
We execute this mission through our own programming and by drawing on the resources of other community agencies and individuals.
Additional Information:
(1) Excelerate! – prepares students to enter Tulsa Hope Academy or re-enter public high school through a rigorous program of discipline, academic review, and social training. Ages 11-19
(2) Showoffs – competitive performing arts program which competes in dance, vocal music, and acting. Ages 11-19
(3) Persuaders – competitive debate program. Ages 11-19
(4) Senior Trip – day trips to museums, area nature sites, casinos, etc. Ages 55 & up.
(5) Up All Night – overnight recreational activities. Ages 11-14
(6) Drop N Shop – recreational activities that facilitate parents getting errands and shopping done. Ages 5-10
(7) Knights/Simukai – rites of passage program that includes mentoring for young men and women. Ages 11-14
(8) Senior Computing – computer skills class for seniors. Ages 55 & up.
(9) Active Citizen – lecture/information series for the general public but primarily aimed at ages 25-55
(10) CKQ – class for crocheting, knitting and quilting. Any age.
(11) Dining with Dignitaries – annual formal dinner between noted individuals of community and high school age youth. Ages 16-19
(12) Teens in Office – preparing high school age youth to be responsible citizens through participation in government. Ages 16-19