In 1962, Shirley Temple Black and City Youth Now
collaborated to teach song, dance, and music
to the youth at the Youth Guidance Center
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Recent News
- Youth Sponsored by City Youth Now Celebrates Martial Arts Accomplishments
December 21, 2009
- Log Cabin High School Visits Monterey Bay Aquarium
December 16, 2009
- City Youth Now Individual Request Program Helps Teen Make a Documentary
December 08, 2009
- Generation PRX
December 01, 2009
- Walking the Talk: Popular Author Visits the Boys of Unit 7
November 05, 2009
- What Else But Home
September 30, 2009
- Log Cabin High School Visits Pie Ranch
September 14, 2009
- City Youth Now and MAX Present The 54th Annual Green Room Party—Let it Shine
August 17, 2009
Save the Date
Save the Date For City Youth Now's Diamond Anniversary Celebration
Do more for less.
For a limited time, you can make a difference for less.
For this week only, tickets are available for just $150 each when you purchase 4 tickets ($50 off the individual ticket price)*.
So gather your friends and reserve your own private table at Bimbos 365 Club today!
Table for 4 ($600)
Did you know 100% of your ticket price goes directly to City Youth Now services and programs?
Join Us For City Youth Now's Diamond Anniversary Celebration
Friday, March 5, 2010
6:00 PM-11:00 PM
BIMBOS 365 CLUB
Live Entertainment by BUD E. LUV
Presented by:
Celebrating 60 Years of Bridging the Gap for San Francisco Youth in Crisis
For Individual Tickets:
ABOUT City Youth Now:
City Youth Now supports youth in the San Francisco foster care and juvenile justice systems by providing funds for services and programs that promote stability and personal growth.
Originally founded as the Volunteer Auxiliary of the Youth Guidance Center in 1950, we are the first non-profit organization of our kind in the history of the United States' juvenile court system.
City Youth Now diligently works behind the scenes to address the unique needs of children and youth under the jurisdiction of the San Francisco Juvenile Court System. While the youth come from different communities around the city they all have one thing in common—they have each endured more than their share of trauma and hardship.
Our hope is that by providing them with opportunities they might not otherwise have, they will not only feel a sense of immediate fulfillment but will develop into responsible adults.
City Youth Now Bridges the Gap for San Francisco Youth in Crisis!
What People Are Saying
Because of City Youth Now these children feel like someone cares. I need people around the city, the state and even the country to know that what we have here in City Youth Now is a gold mine.Deputy Probation Officer
