Project Morry Celebrates 25 Years of Transforming Lives. Learn more about how we are Building Our Future, Securing Our Legacy.
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Project Morry, Executive Director, Dawn Ewing, was featured in the Afterschool Aliiance to discuss the importance of fostering safe spaces, taking safe risks, and prioritizing mental health.
We are looking for a full-time Program Associate- Summer Staff Recruiter to join our program team. Are you passionate about serving youth and families, have experience in recruitment/ HR, love to work collaboratively and find creative solutions to challenges? Check out the full job description and apply!
At Project Morry, we believe that when you give children the tools for empowerment, they build foundations for positive outcomes. But we can't do it without your help. Now more than ever Project Morry students need your support. Investing in our students helps them create their own positive futures and become changemakers in their communities. Donate by December 31st to support our students in creating long-term positive change.
Eric Beriguete, Project Morry's College and Career Readiness Director, reflects on the impact of Public Service Loan Forgiveness on our students and alumni.
On Wednesday November 2, 2022, the Project Morry community will came together to celebrate the 2022 Annual Benefit. We were so excited to have an in-person event, the first since 2019! We were thrilled to honor Billy Cooper with this year's Morry Award in recognition of his more than 25 years of dedication and service to Project Morry's mission.
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For the last 15 years, Project Morry has actively worked on becoming an anti-racist organization. However, as long as our students and families must endure systemic and individual acts of oppression and violence, our work is not done. We’ve spent the last 2 weeks listening to our students, families, alumni, and community. We share the following as a statement of our commitment to the work that we must do as a community and as an organization.
From communities where high school graduation rates are as low as 61%, Project Morry alumni’s academic outcomes speaks volumes.
graduate from high school
go on to higher education
of college students achieve a degree
maintain commitment through our 9-year program
Dyeemah attended Oberlin College where she double majored in Studio Art and English.
Posted Date: January 26, 2023 | Posted In:
Dawn Ewing, Executive Director of Project Morry, sat down Maria Rizo from the Afterschool Alliance to discuss how the New York Life Foundation Aim High grant enabled Project Morry to expanded its SEL and racial equity programming over the summer.
Read MorePosted Date: November 14, 2022 | Posted In: Latest News, Upcoming Events
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