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Youth Taking Action
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| image | Youth Taking Action logo.png |
| founded | 2003 |
| defunct | 2015 |
| founder | Guatam Jain |
| headquarters | California |
| website |
Youth Taking Action (YTA) was a California registered non-profit organization that promoted youth involvement in philanthropy. YTA was managed by a group of student representatives from the United States, Canada, and India. Guatam Jain, at the time a middle school student in California, was inspired to create a philanthropic organization after reading Craig Kielburger's book Free the Children in the summer of 2003. The organization ceased activities in 2013, and it was de-registered in California in 2015.
YTA has received seed funding from Youth Venture, a non-profit organization launched by the Ashoka Foundation in 1996.
Programs
YTA hosted two programs intended to spread awareness about social issues affecting children.
The Share & Care Club encouraged teenagers to forgo a soda or a pack of chewing gum every month in favor of forwarding the funds to YTA select organizations.
The Birthday Club encouraged children to donate to charities on their birthdays.
References
References
- (2007-07-13). "Teens Take Charge to Make an Impact!". Ode Magazine.
- "History & Accomplishments".
- (July 14, 2015). "Domestic Nonprofit Corporation Certificate of Dissolution - Youth Taking Action".
- "Share & Care Club".
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