Your support changes lives.
United Scarborough Initiative is powered by the generosity of people like you. Your financial contributions help us provide safe spaces, mentorship, and programs that transform lives and strengthen our community.
• A $50 donation can provide supplies for a life skills workshop.
• A $100 donation can fund a child’s participation in sports leagues or fitness programs.
• A $500 donation can support mentorship programs that guide youth toward a brighter future.
Every dollar counts, and every donation makes an impact. Join us in empowering the next generation and building a stronger Scarborough.
“What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.”
— Ralph Waldo Emerson
Welcome to our FAQ section, where we address the most common questions about the United Scarborough Initiative, our programs, and how you can get involved. Whether you’re a parent exploring opportunities for your child, a community member looking to support our mission, or simply curious about what we do, this section is designed to provide clear and helpful answers. If you don’t see your question here, feel free to contact us directly—we’re always here to help!
Who can participate in your programs?
Our programs primarily serve youth aged 11–19, but we also offer opportunities for families and seniors to engage in empowering activities, including fitness, skill-building, and digital literacy.
How can I register my child for a program?
Registration is simple! Visit our website, select the program you’re interested in, and follow the online registration instructions. If you have questions, contact us directly for assistance.
How can local businesses partner with you?
We welcome partnerships with businesses to sponsor programs, events, or facilities. Contact us to discuss collaboration opportunities that align with your goals.
What types of programs do you offer?
We offer after-school programs, mentorship opportunities, day camps, sports leagues, life skills classes (e.g., cooking and budgeting), and senior empowerment programs.