Other Ways to Donate

Why Support JSY?

 

It’s not just a donation. It’s an investment in a teen’s future.

When you donate online to Just Say YES, you join our cause and directly support students, families and educators. No matter how little or big the amount, donating can start making a difference in the lives of young people. Your investments go toward providing programs, speakers and curriculum for at-risk students at schools around the country.

Donating pays dividends.

Research shows that our programs work in the lives of at risk teens in both their personal and academic lives. They are academically more successful, they get along better with their families and they’re less likely to participate in at risk behaviors such as drugs, alcohol, bullying and sexual activity.

Become a part of the Just Say YES family today, Donate now.

Donating online is the fastest, easiest way to join the Just Say YES-Youth Equipped to Succeed mission and help youth, families and educators. Your financial support allows us to keep doing what we do: empowering youth to say YES to their dreams and goals and ‘no’ to at-risk behaviors. So help kids follow their dreams and set goals. All it takes is the click of a mouse.

Our donor options allow you to give a one-time gift, set up monthly giving, or give a memorial/tribute gift.

Just Say YES body image speakerYour support goes far

Your financial support helps us provide our programs and resources in the Dallas and Fort Worth communities as well as in 37 other states. Our mission is to help youth say YES to their dreams and goals and ‘no’ to at-risk behaviors.

Your financial support starts lots of things, like:

Peer-to-Peer mentoring programs for high school seniors and juniors to mentor freshmen and middle school students

Breaking the Cycle programs to educate teen moms and dads on the importance of sexual integrity. The number one predictor of a child becoming a teen mom was if her mom was a teen mom. Our goal is to break this cycle.

Provide professional speakers and resources to equip teens, parents and educators with the tools needed to avoid at risk behaviors that our culture glamorizes and promotes.