Malibu Foundation for Youth and Families

Leaders In Training is a leadership program that focuses on mentorship, community service, and personal development. This peer-led leadership group is passionate about the well-being of the environment and respect for our planet! Participants are eligible for community service learning hours and have access to the latest opportunities for service projects, scholarship opportunities, & more.

Empowered Voices is a year long social emotional learning program with four modules each culminating design thinking and project based learning. Members develop resiliency and better understand mental health. Members also deepen their knowledge in these areas by using their creativity, collaboration, communication, and critical thinking skills to create solutions for individual or community challenges.
Program focus includes: social and environmental justice, D.E.I, resilience, and more.

A skate program in honor of Johnny Strange. Johnny, a Malibu local, was an adventure seeker at heart, who passed at the age of 23 while wing suit base jumping in the Swiss alps. He accomplished so much at such a young age, was purely and intrinsically motivated, and inspired by the world around him – nature, culture, and sports. He used his opportunities to do good and inspire others. Members learn skating techniques to master their awareness, etiquette, balance, control, and their talent! Skaters are empowered and encouraged to be motivated, learn new skills, and have a great time and stay positive while doing it.

BGCM S.T.E.M. programs help bridge the gap between S.T.E.M. and real-world scenarios. We focus on hands-on, project-based learning, for students to explore the various disciplines that S.T.E.M. has to offer. The four specific disciplines — science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Kids interact and collaborate with peers with the instruction of Youth Development Professional staff and or Club partners who facilitate high-yield learning activities on a weekly basis to introduce and expand student’s knowledge in these four specific areas through an interdisciplinary and applied approach.

Emergency Relief Services, Woolsey Fire Response:
$2 million pass through dollars directly to the community, through immediate cash, supplies, crisis counseling, and workforce development

Emergency Relief Services, COVID Response:
Over $90k in Food Pantry + Grocery Delivery Service
Individuals & Families Served: 5,000+

Social & Emotional Wellness:
Mental Health Counseling + Social Emotional Learning
Support Hours: 1,100 HOURS & COUNTING!

Social Support Services:
Assistance with housing, food, finances, county programs & more
Support Hours: 2,500+ HOURS

Meal Services:
Providing meals to vulnerable children