As we enter the next quarter century of empowering troubled teens, we will expand our mission to offer a more comprehensive and far-reaching solution to the Boy Crisis in our community by creating higher-level programmatic activities to forge long-term solutions. Boys to Men Mentoring wants to stand by its boys after they reach the age of 18—giving every boy an even greater opportunity to reach their full potential.
Dr. David Miyashiro,
Superintendent Cajon Valley Union School District
Proven principles coupled with in-school and open-community mentoring programs offer teenage boys a safe space to share their feelings, fears, and traumas. Volunteer mentors provide vulnerable boys with the support and guidance needed to navigate challenges often faced during adolescence and develop the resilience necessary to cope with their issues.
This year, Boys to Men Mentoring will celebrate 30 years of impact
Each January, National Mentoring Month shines a light on the powerful role
The San Diego surf community once again showed the power of coming
Boys to Men Mentoring is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization operating in La Mesa, California.
A USD case study found that program participants saw improvements in their academic performance, relationships with adults, and overall self-esteem.
In 2009, we asked a program evaluation consultant to develop a survey to measure the long-term effects of our program.
Join us for a high-energy day of golf, music, food, and good vibes as we mark a decade of impact—and 30 years of changing the lives of young men across San Diego County. Grab your crew and get ready to rock the fairway!
