Who is YouthUSA?

Youth Achievers USA Institute (YouthUSA) is a task-organized 501c3 public charity, incorporated on 9-11-2006 in the state of Delaware, USA. Corporate By-Laws are available to active board members and Task Force Chairs in good standing. Strategic Planning2016-2026 (Permission Required)2026-2036 (Permission Required) Funding Fund-raising to support on-going community needs is identified and managed by community members of the J.D. and Laurena Walker Fund Task Force. Our $100-million development goal supports a vision for 100 Generation Alpha Secret Millionaires, their Generation Z Certified Trustees, and Caring Adult Trustors in replicable reparations trusts.

MISSION

The mission of YouthUSA is to build capacity around youth and young adults, ages 7-24, empowering them to believe and achieve their Spiritual, Physical, Social, Financial, Educational, Professional and Recreational goals. YouthUSA values each vision of the future as a Money-n-the-Bank Community Asset.

VISION

YouthUSA is ready, willing and able to partner with other charitable organizations, ministries, foundations, educational institutions, agencies and businesses for the benefit of youth and young adults, ages 7-24. Our top priority is to engage our community, the YouthUSA Corporate Village, in supporting the United Nations’ Goal 1 (NO POVERTY) of 17 goals toward sustainable development. By qualifying any Free African with Money-n-the-Bank, and economically including each of them as beneficiaries or engaged stakeholders, YouthUSA will demonstrate NO POVERTY through an emerging generation of leaders.

PURPOSE

No Poverty is the first of 17 Sustainable Development Goals adopted by the United Nations. YouthUSA approaches the problem from the perspective of believing that the global community wants and needs to achieve this first of 17 global goals. Once a believer is factored into the problem-solving strategy, the possibilities for achieving a desired outcome are endless. YouthUSA proposes to establish a replicable WORLD BANK living trust in Sub-Saharan Africa. The trust assesses the community poverty level at less than $50k USD. Each of 20 caring adults in a Whole Village are allocated a budget ceiling of $50k for a combined fair market value of a $1 million USD trust per Generation Alpha beneficiary. LEADERSHIP is demonstrated by matching COMMUNITY NEEDS to the beneficiary. The trust is sustained by the community's collective work and responsibility FOR THE BENEFIT OF a qualifying youth.

PROGRAMS

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