What We Do
Six active programs addressing gun violence from every angle — prevention, intervention, education, economic empowerment, trauma healing, and policy change.
GVPIYP
Location
Brooklyn, NYC
Audience
At-risk youth & families
The GVPIYP is the Foundation's flagship program — a comprehensive street-level intervention that meets young people where they are. Through mentorship, crisis response, and community engagement, we interrupt the cycle of violence before it claims another life.
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SKY DWELLER
Location
Brooklyn, NYC · Expanding Nationally
Audience
Youth ages 16–24
The SKY DWELLER Drone Pilot Program is a career-pathway program that trains young people to become FAA-certified drone pilots and Certified Flight Instructors (CFI). It gives youth a future in aviation technology — and a reason to look up instead of down.
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Financial Literacy 10-Point Program
Location
Brooklyn, NYC · National
Audience
Youth & young adults
In partnership with the Grant Cardone Foundation, this 10-point financial literacy curriculum teaches underserved youth the money skills they were never taught in school — from budgeting and banking to investing, entrepreneurship, and building generational wealth.
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Healing Our Communities
Location
Brooklyn, NYC
Audience
Survivors, families & community members
Gun violence doesn't end when the shooting stops. The Foundation provides trauma-informed support services for survivors, grieving families, and community members impacted by violence — because healing is part of prevention.
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On the Ground · In the Community
Location
Brooklyn, NYC · Tri-State Area
Audience
High-risk youth & community members
Our street outreach team goes directly into the communities most impacted by gun violence — building trust, providing resources, and creating pathways away from the streets. This is boots-on-the-ground prevention work.
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From Brooklyn to Washington
Location
NYC · Albany · Washington D.C.
Audience
Lawmakers, agencies & the public
Chris Foye carries the voices of Brooklyn's most impacted communities to the halls of power — advocating for common-sense gun legislation, increased funding for violence prevention, and policies that protect youth and families.
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LCA
Location
Brooklyn, NYC
Audience
Youth ages 13–24
The Lights, Camera, Action! Digital Arts Masterclass equips young people with professional-grade media, film, and digital arts skills — turning creative talent into career pathways in the entertainment and content creation industries.
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Several of our programs are currently seeking funding. Your donation directly supports youth in Brooklyn and beyond.