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Presidential Library Staff.
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Clinton Presidential Records
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National Service
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Rick Allen
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ONE TO ONE
March 22, 1993
Susan Stroud
Office of National Service
Old Executive Building
Room 145
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear: Susan
We at One to One, greatly appreciate your interest in learning
more about One to One.
We hope the enclosed information is helpful.
As you can see, the brochure includes information on other
materials that are available for purchase or free of charge.
If you have additional interest, concerns of questions, please do
not hesitate to call us, (202) 338-3844.
Thanks again/ Best of Luck!
Sincerely,
nichou V. Mcoy
Nichole V. McCoy
Receptionist
One To One 2801 M Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20007
(202) 338-3844 Fax (202) 338-1642
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ONE TO ONE PARTNERSHIP. INC.
LOCAL MOBILIZATION CITIES & STATES
ONE TO ONE
March 1993
Atlanta, Georgia
State of Marvland
Omaha, Nebraska
Trojanell B. Wilson
Siddhi Shonibaré
Michael D. Hanson
Executive Director
Regional Manager
Director
One to One Atlanta
Local Mobilization
One to One Mentoring Program
127 Peachtree Street, NE
One to One Partnership. Inc.
United Way of the Midlands
Suite 702
2801 M Street. NW
1805 Harney Street
Atlanta, GA 30303
Washington. D.C. 20007
Omaha, NE 68102
(404) 681-3755
(202) 338-3844
(402) 342-8232 ext. 532
(404) 681-0226 - FAX
(202) 338-1642 - FAX
(402) 342-7402 - FAX
Boston, Massachusetts
Miami, Florida
Philaaelphia. Pennsvlvania
Linda Alioto-Robinson
Harold L. Brinkley
Mary W. Strasser
Executive Director
Vice President
Executive Director
Greater Boston One to One
Local Mobilization
One to One Philadelphia
Two Liberty Square
2801 M Street. NW
Seven Benjamin Franklin Parkway
9th Floor
One to One Partnership. Inc.
3rd Floor
Boston, MA 02109
Washington, D.C. 20007
Philadelphia, PA 19103
(617) 422-6613
(202) 338-3844
(215) 665-2467
(617) 482-6021 - FAX
(202) 338-1642 - FAX
(215) 665-2531 - FAX
State of California
State of New Jersev
Richmond, Virginia
Patrice A. Théard
William D. Payne
James T. Starnes
Executive Director
Executive Director
Executive Director
California One to One
One to One New Jersey
One to One Richmond
333 South Grand Avenue
33 Washington Street
805 East Broad Street
Suite 1800
2nd Floor
10th Floor
Los Angeles. CA 90071
Newark, NJ 07102
Richmond, VA 23219
(213) 617-5802
(201) 242-1142
(804) 786-8732
(213) 617-5779 - FAX
(201) 242-0945 - FAX
(804) 371-8981 - FAX
Detroit, Michigan
New York. New York
Washington, D.C.
Crescenda A. Mickels
Robin A. Smith
Harold L. Brinkley
Executive Director
Executive Director
Vice President
One to One Detroit
One to One New York
Local Mobilization
12255 Camden Street
375 Park Avenue
2801 M Street, NW
Detroit, MI 48213
Suite 301
One to One Partnership, Inc.
(313) 839-4747 ext. 3111
New York, NY 10152
Washington, D.C. 20007
(313) 839-1523 - FAX
(212) 735-1123
(202) 338-3844
(212) 752-1974 - FAX
(202) 338-1642 - FAX
One To One 2801 M Street N.W. Washington, DC. 20007
(202) 338-3844 Fax [202] 338-1642
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Mobilizing For The Next Generation
lives, they will add to the country's
59% of those students who are men-
THE CRISIS
level of human need. Their talents and
tored have shown improved grades.
energy will remain untapped, their
92% of the mentors surveyed said
Today, more than ever before,
economic participation denied. Left
they enjoyed the experience and;
increasing numbers of our young people
unaddressed, this repetitive cycle
86% said they were ready to be a
are disadvantaged by their economic
threatens the very health and viability
mentor again.
and social circumstances. Consider the
of our entire Nation.
following:
ONE TO ONE
One million young people drop out
A RESPONSE
One to One is a new partnership of
of school each year.
the private and voluntary sectors,
One and a half million young people
Today's young people often lack
formed in 1989, to address this crisis of
run away from home annually.
American industry will spend $25
the stability and reinforcement that
disconnected youth. Serving as a
billion annually on remedial educa-
enables them to gain a sense of identity
national catalyst, One to One's purpose
tion.
and purpose. Growing evidence
is to stimulate a national mobilization
Often disadvantaged and lacking
demonstrates that mentoring relation-
of people, organizations, and communi-
essential self-esteem, many young
ships between adults and youth offer
ties utilizing mentoring as a basic
the personal care and support SO
intervention strategy for the needs of
peoples' problems will only intensify as
they reach adulthood. Unable to
frequently lacking in the lives of high
at-risk youth.
compete for jobs and lead productive
risk young people.
A recent Harris Poll of 400 high
THE CHALLENGE
school juniors and seniors and 400
mentors who participated in a nation-
One to One has issued an ambi-
wide mentoring program indicated:
tious challenge to the nation:
73% of students said their mentors
By 1995, every young person who
helped them raise their goals and
might benefit from a mentoring
expectations.
relationship will have the opportunity
87% of the students surveyed went
to be matched with a caring partner.
directly to college or planned to
To help meet this ambitious
attend college within one year of
challenge, five related goals have been
graduating from high school.
established:
1) Make mentoring a high priority in
every American community,
engaging the attention and
commitment of key leaders;
2) Increase the number of people who
volunteer as mentors;
3) Bring new leadership and financial
resources into play to strengthen
and expand mentoring programs;
4) Stimulate the creation of new
mentoring initiatives where they
are needed; and
5) Incorporate entrepreneurial
activities in mentoring programs,
whenever possible, offering youth
an opportunity to participate in the
economic mainstream.
These goals will be met through
the work of the initiatives described on
the following page:
Initiatives
Resources
The National One To One
of guidelines, or common principles, was
created to help guide the development of
Information Kit
responsible mentoring programs. (Free)
local community partners. The Pilot
This kit was developed to help businesses
National Mentoring Partnership
Mentoring and Tutoring African
Local Mobilization
Neighborhoods initiative is closely
and organizations understand what
American Children and Youth
related to the blending of mentoring
mentoring is and how they can support it
and entrepreneurship for youth living
in its many variations. The kit presents a
Local Mobilization works to spark
The National Mentoring Partner-
case for mentoring, two case studies of
This manual, produced in conjunction with
local initiatives which empower those
ship is built on the concept of mobiliz-
in poverty. This very focused effort
successful mentoring programs, guidelines
the National Black Child Development
youth most at risk to achieve their po-
ing large number of committed people
enables the process to be controllable
tential through mentoring and entre-
through the networks of which they are
while allowing results to be monitored
for implementing a program, statistical
Institute, is designed to aid volunteers of all
data on the effects of mentoring, and a
races and ethnic backgrounds who mentor
preneurial activities. One to One
a part. Forty-seven visible and commit-
and assessed.
or tutor African American children and
resource guide. (Free)
youth. Topics include: Development,
brings together the leadership from
ted national leaders representing diverse
both the grassroots and corporate sec-
fields have joined with One to One to
Entrepreneurial Activities
The following resources are available to assist you
A Guide To Workplace
Discipline, and Encouragement; Helping to
in the development and implementation of
Build Self-Esteem; Practical Skills for
tors to develop a community strategy
focus the attention of this nation on the
mentoring programs. One to One also publishes
Mentoring Programs
Tutoring; and a suggested reading list and
A distinguishing characteristic of
a more extensive resource list of other publica-
other recommended resources. ($2.50)
One to One is the blending of mentor-
tions which is included in the Information Kit.
This guide has been developed to assist
companies in establishing high quality,
ing and entrepreneurship. This
sustainable mentoring initiatives to support
Linking Lifetimes Video
initiative works to create opportunities
Training Curriculum For
youth in their communities. It is a
for low-income youth to participate in
Mentors and Youth
comprehensive resource guide that high-
the free enterprise system - to actually
lights the need for mentoring, illustrates
Six mentor/youth pairs from intergenera-
The Curriculum, produced by the National
become owners of capital rather than
the effectiveness of mentoring as a strategy,
tional mentoring programs share their men-
Mentoring Working Group, includes a
unfortunate victims of the drug trade.
outlines options for involvement, and
toring experiences in a video narrated by
"train the trainer" component, information
The combination of mentoring and
provides step by step instructions on how
film star Ossie Davis. The video, produced
regarding workshop preparation: training
to implement a program. ($5.00)
in conjunction with the Center for Inter-
entrepreneurship is incorporated into
outlines, handouts, timelines and objec-
generational Mentoring/Temple University,
the One to One strategies in the belief
tives. Training/workshop topics include:
has been used successfully to promote inter-
that our youth need positive role
mentor value clarification, goal setting,
Elements of Effective Practice
generational mentoring relationships in
models as well as a rewarding connec-
communication skills building, problem
communities across the country. ($50.00)
tion to the world of work.
solving/troubleshooting, initiating and
maintaining a relationship with partici-
This concise and handy guide presents
National Mentoring
pants, dealing with diversity.
essential program elements and policies
Working Group
($30.00) please add
that have proven effective in a wide range
$2.50 for shipping & handling
of existing mentoring programs. This set
Convened by One to One and
United Way of America, this collabo-
If you would like to order any of the above items, please check which one below
rative effort was created to identify
and place stamp on reverse side. If needed, please mail your check or money order,
excellent mentoring practices and to
payable to: One to One Partnership, Inc.
articulate high standards which will
enable a mentoring movement to be
The National One to One Information Kit
Free
one of high quality. The group consists
Elements of Effective Practice
Free
of representatives from major national
A Guide to Workplace Mentoring Programs
$5.00
mentoring programs. Thus far, they
Training Curriculum for Mentors and Youth
$30.00*
for mobilizing the greatest number of
challenge facing our youth and the
have developed a mentor training
(*add $2.50 for postage and handling)
mentors while preserving the highest
importance of personal involvement in
curriculum as well as a list of elements
A Manual For Mentoring and Tutoring
$2.50
quality standards.
the lives of young people.
of effective practice.
African American Children and Youth
Working with a number of partners
Linking Lifetimes Video
$50.00
in the community, including United
For more information on One to One,
Pilot Neighborhoods
Please place me on the mailing list to receive
Free
Way, these leaders will identify the
please write or call us at:
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local need, inventory existing
The primary objective of this
One to One Partnership, Inc.
mentoring programs, determine
initiative is to better the quality of life
2801 M Street, N.W.
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opportunities, set specific goals and
in several specific neighborhoods by
Washington, D.C. 20007
work to institutionalize support for
ADDRESS
mentoring throughout the community.
matching outside talent and resources
(202) 338-3844
CITY/STATE
with the priority needs identified by
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"Young people awakened by an effective mentor are much more likely to realize their potential."
Board of Directors
He May Never Win
Mr. William Aramony
Mr. J. Douglas Holladay
Mr. John Reynolds
A Slam Dunk Contest, But To
President
President
President
One Kid, He's 10 ft. Tall.
United Way of America
One to One
Outward Bound USA
Mr. John G. Bennett
Governor Thomas Kean
Governor George Romney
President
President
Chairman of the Board
New Era Philanthropy
Drew University
The National Volunteer Center
Miss Joyce M. Black
Dr. Leroy Keith
Mr. George M. Ross
Executive Director
President
Limited Partner
New York State Governor's Office
Morehouse College
Goldman, Sachs & Company
of Volunteer Service
Mr. Reuben Mark
Mr. James W. Rouse
Mr. Geoffrey T. Boisi
Chairman of the Board
Chairman
Partner
Colgate Palmolive Company
The Enterprise Foundation
Goldman. Sachs & Company
Mr. Thomas McKenna
Mr. Dean E. Smith
Dr. Norman A. Brown*
National Executive Director
Head Baskerball Coach
President
Big Brothers/Sisters of America
University of North Carolina
Kellogg Foundation
Mr. Jeremiah Millbank
Mr. R. William Taylor, CAE
Mr. Howard G. Buffett
Chairman
President
Douglas County Commissioner
Boys and Girls Clubs of America
American Soc. of Assoc. Exec.
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Board of Commissioners
Mr. William E. Milliken
The Honorable
Mobilizing For Next
Mr. Raymond G. Chambers
President
Esteban E. Torres*
Chairman
Cities m Schools
Member of Congress
Amelior Foundation
Dr. Sybil C. Mobley
U.S. House of Representatives
Mrs. Matilda R. Cuomo
Dean, School of Bus. & Ind.
Mr. Vincent A. Wasik
First Lady of New York
Florida A&M University
Chief Executive Officer
He Can't Leap Tall Buildings
Mr. James E. Duffy
J. Donald Monan, S.J.
National Car Rental Systems. Inc.
In Single Bound, But To One
Natumal Spokesperson
President
Mr. Robert L. Woodson
Project Literacy U.S.
Boston College
President
Kid He's A Super Man.
Mr. Peter M. Flanigan
Dr. Frank Newman
National Center
Managing Director
President
for Neighborhood Enterprise
Dillem, Read & Co., Inc
Educ. Commission of the States
Mr. Robert J. Woody
Mr. Millard Fuller
Mr. Robert W. Pittman
Partner
President
President & CEO
Lane & Mittendorf
Habitar for Humanity
Time Warner Enterprises
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