

Through extensive research, our Board of Directors and Staff have discovered that while our students continue to be accepted to the top high schools in Chicago, they are experiencing significant gaps in both financial assistance and support programs during their secondary years.

In order to ensure that our students can achieve their potential and attend these top schools, Horizons for Youth is proud to announce the expansion of our current programs into high school.
Make a difference in the life of a child!
» click here to support a student as they work to reach their full potential!
Thank you to the Turner Construction Company Foundation for hosting the 3rd annual Turner Texas Hold'em event in support of Horizons for Youth. Over 400 players raised $15,000 for student scholarships. Thank you, Turner Construction Company Foundation, for helping our students to build great futures.
“She and I hit if off right from the start. I feel we can talk about pretty much anything and I feel comfortable with the rest of her family.”
– Rachel, Horizons for Youth Big Sibling
Horizons for Youth is a certified
501(c)3 non–profit organization
Back to School Picnic
August 1st 2009, 10:00am–1:30pm
On April 18th, Horizons for Youth recognized the outstanding support and dedication of over 250 volunteers.
Visit our Community page to view pictures from the event!
On August 2nd, a team of volunteers and staff look to conquer the Rock ‘n’ Roll Chicago Half Marathon in support of Horizons for Youth!
There are so many other ways to help support our community!
Use the below links to find an activity for you and your Little Sibling.
Liliana: HFY Student 1996–2002
Thanks to our volunteers, Liliana is one of our many successes. She has the following list of accomplishments, and the list just keeps getting longer.
“It has been very encouraging for my child...a positive influence.”
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