Put your CSR budget in a seat, not a slide deck.
We vet youth enrichment programs against elite standards, then use donated funds to subsidize enrollment for children ages 5–14 who otherwise couldn't attend. You earmark the gift, we place the seats, and you get the documentation your board expects.
A full week of full-day camp costs $255–$295 per child.
How your gift moves
Pick a city, a program type, or a specific accredited provider. Or let us build a match plan for your metro.
Funds subsidize enrollment for children ages 5–14 at GMN-accredited providers only — reviewed on safety, staffing, and program structure.
A 501(c)(3) acknowledgment for finance, plus seats-filled and completion summaries you can put in a board report.
Real costs, not round numbers.
We subsidize enrollment for children ages 5–14 in programs our board has vetted against elite standards. A full week of full-day camp runs $255–$295 depending on where a family signs up, so gift levels are built on that number.
Covers one child's full week of full-day enrichment camp at the top of our $255–$295 range.
- 1 child, 1 full week
- Ages 5–14
- Named on your receipt
Five children through a full week at a GMN-accredited provider in the metro you choose.
- 5 seats
- Earmark by city
- Served counts reported back
Twenty seats — enough to underwrite a full program cohort for a week of programming.
- 20 seats
- Earmark by provider or program type
- Board-report-ready summary
Direct your gift to a city, a program type (out-of-school time, summer camp, sports league, STEM), or a specific accredited provider.
Why we hold up to diligence
Accreditation reviews facilitator quality, background-check and 1-on-1 contact policies, insurance, and curriculum before a single dollar moves.
We operate in affluent and lower-income communities in the same metros. Subsidized seats sit in the same rooms as full-pay families — not a separate, lesser program.
Missouri is active across Kansas City, St. Louis, Columbia, and Springfield, with Oregon and Tennessee branches standing up next.
We certify Growth Mindset facilitators so accredited programs keep the standard year over year. Donated funds still go to children's seats.
Double what your team already gives.
If your company runs a matching-gift portal, employees can direct their match to youth enrichment seats in their own city. We can also structure an employee volunteer day with an accredited provider in your metro.
- Legal name
- The Growth Mindset Network
- EIN
- 39-3475441
- Status
- 501(c)(3) nonprofit — gifts are tax-deductible
- Need a W-9?
- Ask in the form below and we'll send it.
What your finance and legal teams will ask.
Tell us your CSR goals.
We'll come back with a fit assessment and a match plan: which accredited providers in your metro, how many seats your budget covers, and what reporting you'll receive.