PARTNERS

We, at CABEL recognize that we could not effectively  provide our services and deliver our programs without working with our many partners in the community-at-large.  CABEL is fully committed to establishing and cultivating working/sharing relationships to create collaborative efforts that allow all participants to attain their organizational goals as well as meet the needs of the communities we serve.  As a young developing non-profit, we feel we can greatly learn from all of our partners.

Without the generous support of our funders and donors (financial and in-kind contributions), we could not adequately sustain our mission nor meet the challenges and needs of the many youth, individuals and families we serve.  Like many community-based organizations, funders and donors are integral components of  our ability to grow with the community-at-large.  It is with pride and heartfelt enthusiasm that we, at CABEL, acknowledge those who believe and support our mission.

• Donna Coston, Md
• Council Member Harry Thomas, Jr., Ward Five
• District Children and Youth Investment Trust Corporation
• District of Columbia Department of Human Services
• District of Columbia Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development
• Escheated Estates
• Ronald Hansen, Va
• Hasbro, Inc.
• HEW Credit Union
• Shamir Patel, DC
• Countrywide Bank
• Bank of America

SCHOOLS

•  H.D. Woodson Senior High School 
•  Academy of Business & Finance,
•   Anacostia Senior high School
•   Duke Ellington School for the Performing Arts
•  Kelly Miller Middle School
•  Perry School Community Services Center, Inc.
•   SAIL (Students, Arts in Learning) School
•   Youth Services Center, Washington
  
  

.           Montgomery County, Maryland

• Bethesda Chevy Chase High School
• Julius West Middle School
• Piney Branch Elementary School
• Winston Churchill High School
  

COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS

              Washington, DC

• Capital Area Asset Builders (CAAB)
• Coalition for Economic Empowerment
• DC Saves, Washington
• DC Children and Youth Investment Trust Corporation
• Falconsedge Male Task Force
• Financial Literacy (FLAME)
• Foundation Center, Washington, DC
• Franklin Housing Teen Center, Ward Five
• Jump$tart Coalition
• Langdon Park Community Center, Ward Five
• National Center for Children and Families
• National Organization of Concerned Black Men (CBM)
• OASIS Community Empowerment and Development Corporation
• Opportunities Industrialization Center of DC (OIC/DC)
• Perry School Community Services Center, Inc.
• Thurgood Marshall Center Trust, Inc.
• Trinidad Recreation Center, Ward Five
• Turkey Thicket Recreation Center, Ward Five
• United Way of the National Capital Area
  
  

• Council Member Harry Thomas, Jr., Ward Five, District of Columbia
• District of Columbia Department of Human Services
• District of Columbia Department of Parks and Recreation
• District of Columbia Office of Partnership and Grants Development
• District of Columbia Public School, Out-of-School-Time Office

BUSINESS

• CitiCorp Smith Barney, Washington, DC
• Hasbro, Inc.
• HEW Credit Union, Alexandria, VA
• The Prometheus Company, Washington, DC

PROJECTS

• DC Fatherhood Initiative
• Financial Literacy Fitness for Older Youth Summer Program, Ward Seven
• Financial Literacy Fitness for Youth Summer Program, Ward Five
• Financial Literacy Initiative for Youth in Ward Five
• Financial Literacy for Youth in Selected District Public Schools
• “Get with the Financial Smarts Program  - You Can Do It!” in Selected Libraries