Your gift, your impact - Game Theory Academy

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If you’re curious about how far your donation goes at GTA, you no longer have to spend hours wondering! Read below to learn how your gift supports youth opportunities. Make a donation today.

A $1,000 donation funds bus tickets for 100 summer youth participants, so they can get to class on time.
$750 funds a summer WOW Farm internship stipend for one teenager that she can deposit into her savings account to save for college.
$500 buys healthy snacks and fruit, so students stay alert for learning all summer long.
$150 is the average stipend we pay to students who graduate from the ten-week Make Your Decisions Count class.
$100 buys work gloves and hats WOW Farm interns, to protect their hands from cuts and their beautiful faces from the summer sun.
$50 covers the cost of printing fancy, official certificates for 100 youth who complete our programs this summer to show parents, teachers, and others what they have accomplished.

If you want more information about the impact of your gift, give us a call or read our annual reports. We are always happy to talk to our donors. (510)858-5068

If you’re curious about how far your donation goes at GTA, you no longer have to spend hours wondering! Read below to learn how your gift supports youth opportunities. Make a donation today.

A $1,000 donation funds bus tickets for 100 summer youth participants, so they can get to class on time.

$750 funds a summer WOW Farm internship stipend for one teenager that she can deposit into her savings account to save for college.

$500 buys healthy snacks and fruit, so students stay alert for learning all summer long.

$150 is the average stipend we pay to students who graduate from the ten-week Make Your Decisions Count class.

$100 buys work gloves and hats WOW Farm interns, to protect their hands from cuts and their beautiful faces from the summer sun.

$50 covers the cost of printing fancy, official certificates for 100 youth who complete our programs this summer to show parents, teachers, and others what they have accomplished.