The High School Debate Tournament is part of a one-day full immersion experience where area high schools students have the opportunity to interact with professionals from the DC area and network with their peers from surrounding schools. This experience offers these students the opportunity to engage with other participants to improve their public speaking skills as well as learn tips for academic success. Each year a new topic is decided upon for teams throughout the Washington DC Metro area to debate on by siding with the affirmative side or the negative side.

The Debate Tournament is instrumental in engaging several dozen high school students from over seventeen DC Metro Area schools. The tournament isheld round robin style and consists of four rounds of intense academic debating. Stipend awards to our tournament team winners, best speakers and coaches. This experience is significant in providing youth an opportunity to continue pursuing excellence throughout their academic endeavors.

The High School Talent Hunt Program provides exposure, encouragement and financial assistance to talented young people participating in the performing arts. Performances exist in the fields of Vocal Rendition, Drama Theater, Instrument Performance, and Dance. Winners are awarded monetary stipends.

The Annual Toy Drive occurs during the Winter Holiday season in which a local Elementary School is "adopted". This adopted Elementary School usually consists of a majority of children that are not fortunate enough to experience receiving presents during the holiday season. Ages and Genders are documented by the school leadership and we purchase toys for the entire grade (3rd Grade for example).

One of the major areas of emphasis for the A2I Foundation is The DC Rhinos Program. The Black Rhinoceros, often colloquially abbreviated Rhino, is a species native to Africa which is critically endangered. The name DC Rhinos is derived from the intention of the program to have a positive impact on the alarming shortage of self sufficient, upwardly mobile African American men in society. The program was created to instill and reinforce the skills, character, and self motivation that young men need to transform from childhood to manhood. The Black Rhinos Mentoring Program provides a framework for these young men to actualize their dreams through positive reinforcement and enrichment activities and programs to help them develop and retain a "Can Do!" attitude.