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September 15, 2010
92 Years. A Salute to the Late Coleman Alexander Young
PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT COLEMAN A. YOUNG FOUNDATION SCHOLARS
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"I have been driven to work in any capacity that would help to solve serious social ills. Furthering my education has always been the foundation on which I've based my plan to accomplish this goal. Education is freedom and in all of its forms, not just academia, it is very important to me. Because of the CAYF, during and after college, I have been free to focus on my studies and volunteer my free time instead of taking a job. I have been a tutor, served as a cheer coach, and worked with abused and neglected children among other civic engagements. This is so important to me because I have been so blessed to have so many wonderful people, CAYF included, to take an interest in my self-development and my education. It has been only through the grace of GOD and my focus that I have not been a victim to environmental circumstances that were out of my control. I plan to one day give back to the Foundation more than I have received." - Russella Davis, Howard University, 2003
Some of our scholarship recipients hard at work
CAYF Trustees & 2010 Detroit Educator of the Year
The RSP kids in action on the low ropes course
REAL Skills Program Participants
90th Celebration (Group Photo).
2009 Scholarship Awards Program
Annual Awards Program 2010
2010 CAYF New Scholarship Recipients - Group Photo
RSP Group Photo
Coleman A. Young's 90th Celebration (Fundraiser).
CAYF College Graduates 2010 Group Photo
Annual Awards Program 2010 (Trustees)
RSP 2010 High School Graduates Group Photo
CAYF Current Scholars & RSP Participants 2010
CAYF Trustees: (L) Tiffany Curry, (President) Marvin Beatty, Shirley Stancato
Annual Awards Program 2010
Coleman A. Young Foundation
Coleman A. Young was the Mayor of Detroit for two decades. He established the Coleman A. Young Foundation (CAYF) in 1982. The Mayor left office in 1993. He died four years later. CAYF is a living legacy of the late Mayor's lifetime of work. All of the assets that he earned were left to the Foundation to provide opportunities for future generations in the city that was his life.
Since 1986, the Foundation has awarded more than four million dollars to more than four hundred students.
The mission of CAYF is to develop leadership among youth through college scholarships, mentoring and other supports for personal growth and development.
Latest CAYF News
92 Years. A Salute to the Late Coleman Alexander Young : Foundation Wide
posted August 12, 2010 at 3:12pm
Commemorate & Celebrate Coleman...
Community Scholarship Initiative (CSI): English Version : Foundation Wide
posted July 12, 2010 at 3:00am
Please visit the scholars section to download the scholarship booklet and for the Spanish version of this scholarship booklet!
Coleman A. Young Foundation has been awarded $5,000 from the Gannett Foundation and the Detroit Free Press : Foundation Wide
posted June 3, 2010 at 9:25am
Coleman A. Young Foundation has been awarded $5,000 from the Gannett Foundation and the Detroit Free Press to Support the REAL Skills Program...
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