Swift Youth Foundation

Operates Swift After School, a weekly program during the school year at five different schools, offering STEAM activities, leadership training, and sports for students from local school districts and other nonprofits. This program is expanding for the 2024-2025 school year.

Operates Swift After School, a weekly program during the school year at five different schools, offering STEAM activities, leadership training, and sports for students from local school districts and other nonprofits.

Operates Swift After School, a weekly program during the school year at five different schools, offering STEAM activities, leadership training, and sports for students from local school districts and other nonprofits. This program is expanding for the 2024-2025 school year.

Operates Swift After School, a weekly program during the school year offering STEAM activities, leadership training, and sports for students from local school districts and partner nonprofits, currently provided at five schools with plans for expansion. Also hosts Swift Saturday monthly, featuring STEM activities, art, sports, leadership development, and meals.

Hosts monthly weekend events offering STEM activities, art, sports, leadership development, and meals (lunch and snacks) to maintain year-round engagement with youth. These events are part of ongoing efforts to form and nourish student connections throughout the year.

Hosts monthly weekend events offering STEM activities, art, sports, leadership development, and meals to youth, forming year-round connections with participants and expanding engagement beyond seasonal programs.

Runs a flagship summer camp program with two week-long sessions annually for economically disadvantaged youth aged 6–12 from the Phoenix Metro area, including those from Title I schools, transitional housing, and foster homes. The program serves over 500 youth and teens annually and includes traditional camp activities such as hiking, canoeing, arts and crafts, and sports, alongside STEAM-based learning and social-emotional development.

Runs a flagship summer camp program with two week-long sessions annually for economically disadvantaged youth aged 6–12 from the Phoenix Metro area, including those from Title I schools, transitional housing, and foster homes. The program offers traditional camp activities, STEAM-based learning, nature science education, and social-emotional development, serving over 500 youth and teens each year.

Runs a flagship summer camp program with two week-long sessions annually for economically disadvantaged youth aged 6–12 from the Phoenix Metro area, including those from Title I schools, transitional housing, and foster homes. The program offers traditional camp activities such as hiking, canoeing, arts and crafts, and sports, alongside STEAM-based learning and social-emotional development.

Operates a weekly after-school program during the school year offering STEAM activities, leadership training, and sports for elementary and middle school students from local school districts and partner nonprofits, currently active at five schools with plans for expansion in 2024–2025.

Operates a weekly after-school program during the school year offering STEAM activities, leadership training, and sports for students from local school districts and partner nonprofits. The program is currently offered at five schools and is expanding for the 2024–2025 school year.

Operates Camp Swift, a flagship program with two week-long sessions every summer for over 500 economically disadvantaged campers aged 6-12 from the Phoenix Metro area, including students from Title I schools, transitional housing, and foster homes. The camp provides traditional summer camp activities, STEAM-based programming, and outdoor education focused on ecosystems and nature science, while promoting social-emotional development and leadership skills.

Operates Camp Swift, a flagship summer camp program with two week-long sessions annually for over 500 economically disadvantaged youth aged 6-12 from Title I schools, transitional housing, and foster homes in the Phoenix Metro area. The camp provides traditional activities like hiking, canoeing, and sports, alongside STEAM-based programming to promote deeper thinking, problem-solving, and social-emotional development.

Operates Camp Swift, a flagship program with two week-long sessions every summer for over 500 economically disadvantaged campers aged 6-12 from the Phoenix Metro area, providing traditional summer camp activities, STEAM-based programming, and outdoor education.

Hosts Swift Saturday at least once a month, providing STEM activities, art, sports, leadership development, lunch, and snacks for participants. This program helps maintain connections with students throughout the year.

Hosts Swift Saturday at least once a month, offering STEM activities, art, sports, leadership development, lunch, and snacks for students, fostering year-round connections.

Hosts Swift Saturday at least once a month, offering STEM activities, art, sports, leadership development, lunch, and snacks for participants, and is planned and executed by the Teen Leadership Board.

Hosts an annual Swift Carnival to introduce kindergarten through second-grade students to Swift programming and provide a day of activities for current participants, involving over 100 volunteers, lunch, snacks, and various carnival attractions.

Hosts an annual Swift Carnival to introduce kindergarten through second-grade students to Swift programming and provide a day of activities for current participants, involving over 100 volunteers, lunch, snacks, and various carnival attractions.

Hosts an annual Swift Carnival to introduce kindergarten through second-grade students to Swift programming and provide a day of activities for current participants, involving over 100 volunteers and various carnival attractions.

Organizes multiple events, community outreach, and fundraising initiatives, including spearheading campaigns for Arizona Gives Day, to expand the organization's impact and support its programs.

Equips teen and young adult mentors with leadership skills through structured programs including Club Swift and the Teen Leadership Board, which engage high school students in program delivery, fundraising, outreach, and planning. Approximately 100 teens serve as volunteer counselors annually, and Club Swift chapters operate at five high schools.

Equips teen and young adult mentors with leadership skills through structured programs including Club Swift and the Teen Leadership Board. Approximately 100 teens serve annually as volunteer counselors at Camp Swift, and teen-led chapters at multiple high schools engage in fundraising, outreach, and program support.

Equips teens and young adults with leadership skills through mentorship roles at Camp Swift and other programs, including training and volunteer opportunities. Approximately 100 teens serve annually as volunteer counselors at Camp Swift, and teen leaders participate in program planning and community outreach.

Organizes the annual Swift Carnival to introduce young students to Swift programming and provide a day of fun for current participants, featuring carnival attractions, meals, snacks, and over 100 volunteers. Also conducts additional community outreach and fundraising events to expand organizational impact.

Supports Club Swift chapters at multiple high schools—including Brophy College Preparatory, Horizon High School, Desert Mountain High School, Phoenix Country Day School, and Chaparral High School—to engage teen volunteers in leadership, fundraising, and program delivery across Swift programs.

Operates the Swift Jr program to foster the positive development of middle school youth through leadership training with teen mentors.

Operates the Swift Jr program to foster the positive development of middle school youth through leadership training with teen mentors.

Hosts an annual carnival introducing kindergarten through second-grade students to Swift programming, providing a day of recreational activities, meals, and snacks for current participants, with involvement from over 100 volunteers and various attractions.

Hosts an annual carnival event that introduces kindergarten through second-grade students to Swift programming and provides a day of activities for current participants. The event involves over 100 volunteers and includes lunch, snacks, and carnival attractions.

Provides balanced meals and snacks daily to campers and operates a free "Keppies store" where youth can obtain clothing, sleeping bags, and toiletries, ensuring basic needs are met during programming.

Builds up teen and young adult mentors by equipping them with leadership skills and opportunities through programs like Club Swift, which has chapters at multiple high schools, and Swift Jr, which fosters positive development in middle school youth. These teens serve as volunteer counselors at Camp Swift and lead various activities.

Builds up teen and young adult mentors by equipping them with leadership skills and opportunities through Club Swift, which operates chapters in multiple high schools and involves teens in fundraising, program development, and volunteering as counselors for younger campers.

Builds up teen and young adult mentors by equipping them with leadership skills and opportunities through Club Swift, which operates chapters in multiple high schools. These teen volunteers serve as counselors at Camp Swift, lead Swift After-School programs, and participate in fundraising and community outreach.