Parent Villages Inc. funds youth programs at Education Matters brunch
April 19, 2026 - 02:11
More than 200 community members gathered Saturday morning for the 8th annual Education Matters Brunch, a key fundraiser supporting local youth initiatives. The event, organized by Parent Villages Inc., successfully generated essential funding dedicated entirely to a newly renovated program suite for young people.
The renovated space is designed to be a dedicated hub for youth and young adult programming, offering a safe and modern environment for enrichment, mentorship, and academic support. The brunch itself served as a celebration of community investment in the next generation, highlighting the importance of providing physical spaces where positive development can flourish.
Funds raised will directly sustain the operations and activities within this new suite, ensuring that programs remain accessible and impactful. The turnout and support underscore a strong communal commitment to empowering young people through education and structured guidance, creating a lasting foundation for their future success.
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