Who We Are

Experience, compassion, and community partnership come together to create pathways of opportunity and hope.

Our Mission:

"To positively impact at-risk youth by promoting exposure and education, to reduce crime, recidivism, and incarceration rates in the region."

Our work is made possible through grants and generous donations from community organizations and private supporters who believe in the impact we create. As a 501(c)(3) organization, contributions to EBF are tax-deductible, allowing our supporters to invest directly in meaningful, community-driven change.

Behind the scenes, EBF is strengthened by an experienced and driven administrative team committed to upholding our core values. Our leadership includes passionate professionals with extensive backgrounds in public education, community-based programming, and gang prevention initiatives. Collectively, they bring decades of experience working with at-risk youth connected to the juvenile justice system, public schools, after-school programs, intensive home-based counseling services, and mental health facilities.

To further ensure meaningful outcomes, the Edward Brown Foundation utilizes Casey Family Programs’ Casey Life Skills program—an evidence-based model designed to equip young people with the practical tools and confidence needed to successfully transition into adulthood.