Princeton Morris Foundation

Supporting youth in becoming advocates, leaders, and engaged citizens

Princeton Morris Foundation at a Glance

Founded in 2022, the Princeton Morris Foundation (referred to by its members as the PM Fam!) is an nonprofit that supports middle school and high school-aged youth. Our core values are advocacy, leadership, and community, and we work to embody these values by providing programs and services in public speaking, event planning, peer mentorship, academic tutoring, and mental health services. Our organization is led by educators, community activists, clinical psychologists, and movement instructors who care deeply about supporting youth during the often turbulent years of middle school and high school. Additionally, we have a PM Fam Youth Board that helps guide the development of our organization.

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Our Mission + Vision

Our mission is to protect youth and children who domestic violence, and abuse Prince Inc exists to bring light and nurture a safe place of healing and triumph for youth victims of trauma. Through the provision of protection programs, self-advocacy, counseling, family-oriented support, and mentorship, Prince, Inc. will inspire transformative mindsets and successful transitions into adulthood for trauma-impacted youth.

Prince, Inc. inspires hope and resilience by holding up the mirror of compassion and safety. We focus on aiding in the healing process by promoting dignity, autonomy, equality, and independence.

Services

We begin each year in September, the birthday month of our namesake. In September, we welcome new and returning Youth Board Members and plan our youth retreats, core community service projects, and social activities for the following year. Read below to learn more about the services we provide.

Public Speaking Classes

PM Fam youth have a voice, and we want them to use their voice to do great things! As part of our academic support services, we place a heavy emphasis on bringing in professional public speakers to train our youth in giving presentations, facilitating workshops, and being advocates for positive change for themselves an

Community Service Projects, Retreats, and Academic Support for Youth

As members of PM Fam, middle school and high school students have the opportunity to plan community service events, receive academic support from experienced educators, and to connect with like-minded peers in safe environments. PM Fam youth help in their community while actively building their own community and making friends who become family.

Parent Support Classes

What's the only thing possibly harder than being a teenager? Raising a teenager. And with many of our staff and program managers being parents, step parents, and caregivers, we get it. Our licensed psychologists are available for individual and group coaching sessions to help you, as a parent, deal with the toughest years of parenting.

Counseling Services for Youth

Our trained Mentors and Mental Health Service Professionals are available for ongoing counseling sessions. We work with youth, their family, and their school leaders to ensure that our young people feel seen, understood, and supported throughout the middle school and high school years.

“Often it isn’t the initiating trauma that creates seemingly insurmountable pain, but the lack of support after.”

- S. Kelley Harrell

Coming Soon

September 2022

In September we will be forming our PM Fam Youth Advisory Board for the 2022 - 2023 year. These are students in grades 6th through 12th who want to help plan events for their peers, organize community service projects, and participate in helping us grow this startup nonprofit organization.

October 2022

In October of 2022 we will have our Kickoff Event! This event will be for our youth members and will take place in the Greater Sacramento, California, area. More information to come!

November 2022

In November we will have a community service project, focused on bettering a local community. Additionally, we will have a Holiday Hangout for our youth near the end of this month.

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