Our partners

An important element of our success is the relationships we form with our community partners. This is why we directly partner with school districts, charter networks, individual schools, community organizations, and college access non-profits to bring our storytelling expertise and team of relatable role models to their sites.

Want to learn more about bringing our award winning programs to your students by building a partnership with PLUS ME? Contact us.

Partner Spotlight

 
 
 

Since 2014, PLUS ME Project has maintained a proud partnership with GEAR UP 4 LA. This has allowed us to help bring out the resilient stories of thousands of students, educators, and parents throughout the dozens of schools they serve. We have guided students through multiple programs and watched cohorts of students matriculate from middle school into college!

“PLUS ME Project has been a perfect match for our grant. Their services have done so much more than just help prepare our students for writing their personal narratives for college applications. They have instilled a confidence in our students that has helped them realize the power and strength in their story, and to take pride in who they are, where they’ve been, and where they’re going.”

- Lois Bramwell, GEAR UP 4 LA Project Director (Retired)

 
 
 

Proud Members Of

 
 

Arts for Healing and Justice Network (AHJN) is an interdisciplinary organization providing structure and coordination for the collaborative work of community-based arts education organizations.

ExpandLA is an intermediary organization that supports, connects, and advocates for expanded learning opportunities that provide equitable access for all children and youth in the LA area.

 
 
 

Southern California College Attainment Network (SoCal CAN) is an alliance of organizations working together to support the college and career aspirations of over 200,000 students in the region.

 
 
 

Current and past partners

 
 
 

We thank these organizations for partnering with PLUS ME to bring our services to support their communities.