Get Your Tickets To the GLORY AWARDS!
Get Your Tickets To the GLORY AWARDS!
Parent Action Coalition for Education (PACE) is a 501(c)(3) tax-deductible nonprofit organization committed to mentoring and training youth and young adults. Our goal is to equip them with essential life skills that will help them thrive in a global society.
We offer programs that focus on:
PACE empowers the next generation through mentoring and volunteer opportunities, connecting youth and young adults with experienced mentors who can pass down valuable generational skills. These skills help prepare young people and adults for successful careers, teaching them how to be productive, responsible citizens who can give back to their communities.
Our volunteers are passionate and dedicated, ensuring that each participant receives the guidance and support they need to thrive. Together, we are creating lasting opportunities for youth and young adults to become leaders in their fields.
Your generous contributions are vital to our mission and are fully tax-deductible. With your support, we can continue to provide life-changing training and mentoring that help youth build a brighter future.
Donate today and help prepare the next generation for success!
At Parent Action Coalition for Education (PACE), we are dedicated to empowering students through innovative educational programs that ensure every child has access to quality learning and the support they need to thrive. We believe that parents are the first and most influential mentors in their children’s lives—a truth beautifully illustrated in this moment captured between Quentin Thompson and his mother, Inglewood City Clerk Aisha L. Thompson.
The photo was taken at the Snoop Youth Football League’s Turkey Bowl, where Quentin’s team claimed victory during the Thanksgiving holiday. This annual event brings families together to celebrate, support, and showcase the talents of young athletes. City Clerk Thompson’s dedication to her son’s growth—both on and off the field—embodies the spirit of PACE: parents actively engaged, guiding, and inspiring their children toward excellence.
— Dr. Gloria Zuurveen, Founder, PACE
Join us in our mission to provide quality journalism education through PACE Journalism Education Enrichment Program (JEEP). Your donation will make a difference. Imani Gia Moore shown above is a 2024 GLORY SCHOLAR for the video produced about the hate her grandmother, Essie McSwine, faced in Greenwood, Mississippi.
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