MENTORING URBAN STUDENTS AND TEENS
PO BOX 28858, SEATTLE, WA 98118 mentoringisamust.org

Total Revenue
$477,600
Total Expenses
$369,541
Net Assets
$264,911

Organizations Filed Purposes: To find responsible African American men in their early to mid 20s to help spring kids free from the hardest generational cycles of poverty through long-term mentoring.

Mentoring - 6 African American Mentors are being coached through college by meeting with their Coach during the month. Only 11% of first generation low income students finish college. All MUST Mentors are on track to finish college. These mentors are working with 14 vulnerable African American high school students through weekly one-on-one breakfasts. These students also go on group outings twice a month. The outings are designed for fun, to stretch the youth and mentors and also to give them life skills that will help them succeed. About 1/2 of the youth we serve would drop out of high school without our intervention. All but one youth is on track to graduate high school. The younger guys watch the older for four years and begin to think, 'If he can do it... so can I!'

Executives Listed on Filing

Total Salary includes financial earnings, benefits, and all related organization earnings listed on tax filing

NameTitleHours Per WeekTotal Salary
Rick NewellFOUNDER & VP40$79,500
Robert FultonMEMBER0$0
Michelle BostonMEMBER0$0
Andy SullivanTreasurer0$0
Jimmy HungMEMBER0.5$0
Maggie MontgomerySecretary0.5$0
Mike RenstromPresident0.5$0
Diane TerryMEMBER0.5$0
Ricardo Lafleur MdMEMBER0.5$0
Cedric DavisMEMBER0.5$0
Mark CanlisMEMBER0.5$0
Lois NewellMEMBER0.5$0

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