Mentoring

Mark Cohen grew up in Brighton & Hove, England, and came to New York in the early 1980s. Today he’s retired and serving as a mentor to Michael Alameda. Here's how he got from there to here.

This summer, we split our daily sessions in the Learning Center, spending the first hour on academics and the second on the arts.

Bob Rubin and Zion Smith recently volunteered at the Harlem Salvation Army's soup kitchen.

When Jacob Trevino was a boy growing up in a small town in West Texas, he worked in the cotton fields to earn extra money for his family. Today he’s a nanotechnologist working for a startup in Brooklyn and serving as a mentor to Xavier Partee, one of the students in our after school program. […]

One of the most valuable services The Bridge Golf Foundation provides for our young men is to match them with mentors through our Mentoring With a Purpose program.