One More Story
One More Story is a children's literature website/online library for pre and early readers. The library is a mix of classic and contemporary children's titles (in an e-book format) from Snowy Day to Stellaluna. Each book has two modes, for pre-readers the automatic mode provides narration (by professional actors) coupled with individual word highlighting and an original soundtrack by the former music director of sesame street. For early readers, the I Can Read It! mode allows children the opportunity to read the story at their own pace, they can click individual words as needed to hear them read aloud. One More Story is great for individual use or in group settings with any type of projection (i.e. Smartboards). We strive to instill a love of reading and great literature while laying the foundation for literacy.

The LAMP (Learning About Multimedia Project)
The LAMP (Learning About Multimedia Project) is a non-profit organization based in Brooklyn and founded in September 2007. With a commitment to address the lack of basic media literacy education in New York City schools and communities, The LAMP offers free workshops and public events designed to help young people, parents and teachers make sense of the media barrage they encounter in their daily lives. LAMP workshops not only demystify the content and technologies of media, but they also help bridge the digital divide that often alienates youth from adults, while providing the workforce development skills needed to compete in a modern job market. By creating and editing their own blogs, videos, newspapers and more, students are further encouraged to explore the use of media as a positive outlet for creative expression.

Project C.A.V.E.E.: Community Advancement through Vision and Educational Enlightment

Alice Liu
art

Cents Ability, Inc.
Empower New York City high school students to achieve their goals through the prudent and informed management of their financial resources.

We are a group of volunteers dedicated to providing underprivileged high school students with the financial tools and knowledge to achieve their life goals. Providing basic finance classes, Cents Ability has partnered with local and national organizations such as New York Cares and Wall Street Volunteers. Started in 2004 by John Moore and Alexa du Pont, the program is taught in seven 45 minute learning sessions so that even the busiest teens and the volunteers who teach them can manage the commitment. Volunteers working alongside the National Endowment for Financial Education developed the curriculum.

Cents Ability obtained its 501(c)3 nonprofit status in May 2004. Since then classes have been taught at The Door, the Union Settlement Association, Monroe Academy, Washington Irving High School, The Chinatown Manpower Project, SCAN La Guardia, Harlem RBI, The Albert G. Oliver Program, and the John V. Lindsay Wildcat Academy Charter school, amongst others.

Good Shepherd Services
Good Shepherd's mission remains constant in a changing world: To lead in the development of innovative programs that ensure a more promising future for our program participants. To advocate zealously for principles necessary to empower those with whom we work. To provide quality service to individuals consistent with their dignity and to communities consistent with their needs.

ENACT, Inc.
ENACT's mission is to help New York City public school students, families, and teachers learn social and emotional skills through creative drama and drama therapy techniques.

The Museum of Interesting Things
A traveling interactive demonstration/exhibition of antiques and inventions inspiring innovation and creativity

Salvadori Center
MISSION Using the urbanscape of buildings, tunnels, and bridges, the Salvadori Center introduces teachers and students to the wonder, beauty, and logic of architecture and engineering. We provide professional development for teachers and project-based learning experiences for students to master the mathematics, science, art, language, social studies, and technology embedded in our built environment.

Million Trees NYC
To plant and care for one million new trees across the City's five boroughs over the next decade.

The Americana Project
To help young people critically examine what it means to be an American today, what the United States means to them, and what their relationship is to their country and the world.

The LEAGUE NY
The mission of The LEAGUE is to change the world by empowering young people everywhere to get in the game of giving thoughtfully of their time, treasure and talent to make their community and world a better place. The LEAGUE is a school-based organization for service learning that builds character and inspires young people to "do good" in their community, the nation and the world.

Youth Change Professional Development Workshops
Immediate Classroom Management Solutions

Replications, Inc.
Open and support schools in underserved communities

Great Software Tools, LLC
Great Software Tool strives to open up the world of computer graphics to people of all ages and walks of life, encouraging them to think differently, allowing them to create more dynamic projects and to have fun in the process.

Trees New York
Trees New York (TNY) is an environmental and urban forestry nonprofit organization. Our mission is to plant, preserve and protect New York City's neighborhood trees through education, active citizen participation and advocacy.

New York Public Library
Inspire Lifelong Learning, Advance Knowledge and Strengthen Our Communities

Hip-Hop Education Center

Young Playwrights Inc.
Founded by Stephen Sondheim in 1981 as the only professional theater devoted solely to the work of writers aged 18 or younger, Young Playwrights
Inc. introduces young people to the theater and encourages their self-expression through the art of playwriting. Responsible for numerous celebrated programs for young people and their teachers, Young Playwrights Inc. is a model for young playwright development programs across the United States and Canada.

Our mission is:
to develop playwrights aged 18 or younger through professional production of their work

to develop new work for the theater

to promote the arts in basic education by facilitating the integration of playwriting into the curriculum

to serve as an advocate for young people regardless of ethnicity, gender,physical ability, sexual orientation, or economic status

Center for Social and Emotional Education (CSEE)
CSEE's mission is to measure and improve the climate for learning in schools to help children realize their fullest potential as individuals and as engaged members of society.