IMPACT YOU CAN SEE. OPPORTUNITY PEOPLE CAN FEEL.

Impact is reflected in the lives touched, opportunities created, and communities strengthened along the way.

For more than a decade, JTYPL has invested in people and possibility—advancing workforce development, youth leadership, community engagement, advocacy, healthy relationships, and global initiatives. Our work has connected more than 100 young people to employment opportunities while creating experiences that broaden exposure, strengthen confidence, and open doors to what is possible.

This gallery offers a glimpse into that journey.

Each image represents a moment of connection, leadership, service, partnership, or progress—and together, they tell the story of an organization committed to creating meaningful, lasting impact.

More than moments. A legacy of impact.

The Work. The People.
The Impact.

Advocating for human rights.	Discussions about healthy relationships with local celebrities.	Providing medical assistance to over 500 disabled individuals in Tanzania Africa
Panel discussion on healthy relationships with Tati Pelegreen	Eudoxie Bridges at our Stop the Abuse Campaign event with the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Washington	Boys & Girls Club members at the Zane book signing event.
Casting a clubfoot of a disabled child in Tanzania Africa		Cast members for the stage play, Is it Really Love? A Conversation About Abuse
On Capitol Hill with Hosea Chanchez with the youth from our Stop the Abuse Campaign	Youth Golf Clinic	Panel Discussion about What Love Really Looks Like.
Students at a Tanzania school. We provided educational materials.	Mission for Africa - Doctors working with a disabled child	Book signing with Zane and Michelle Wright as the MC
Nigerian children that JTYPL adopted.		One of our African partners - Erick Memorial Foundation
Visited a school in Tanzania.
Provided funding for toilets at an all girl school in Tanzania Africa - before and after photos.		Before-and-after photos of an enclosed bathroom in Tanzania, Africa, made possible in part through JTYPL funding.
Tennis Camp for the youth	Mission for Africa doctors.	Students working at the Royal Farms Arena
Partnered with Johnny Rockets to provide employment opportunities for over 100 Job Corps Students	Students working at the Royal Farms Arena	Cast members for the stage play that discusses healthy relationships titled, Is it Really Love? A Conversation About Abuse
Students working at the Royal Farms Arena	Western & Eastern Doctors working together to provide medical assistance to the disabled.	Doctor working with a disabled child in Tanzania
Providing life skills training for homeless women in Washington DC.	Stop the Abuse Campaign	Provided introductory tennis training for youth who had never before been exposed to the sport, expanding access to new experiences and opportunities.