Improve Your Tomorrow

 

---

SUPPORT IMPROVE YOUR TOMORROW FOR GIVE TO THE MAX DAY - NOVEMBER 20, 2025!

Now more than ever, community support matters. This Give to the Max Day, you can help us continue building Education Pathways for tomorrow’s leaders—a pathway where our Brothers have the resources, mentorship, and opportunities they need to thrive.

EDUCATION PATHWAYS CAMPAIGN:

In Minnesota, Improve Your Tomorrow (IYT) serves 290 Brothers in grades 6–11 who have committed to improving their academics, attendance, and behavior to reach their educational and career goals beyond high school graduation.

Two key components of our College Academy program—college tours and program meals—play an essential role in enriching each Brother’s experience, providing both exposure and nourishment for their journey to success.

We are calling on our community to join us in this mission. By donating $25 per Brother, you can help ensure that every student continues to have access to college tours and hot meals that inspire and sustain their growth.

💛 Goal: 290 community members donating $25 each

🎓 Impact: Sustained college access and student well-being

Together, we can empower our Brothers to dream bigger and achieve more.

North Hennepin Community College Tour 

St. Louis Park Middle School with Co-Founder, Michael Casper

Give to the Max and Donate now to IYT’s Education Pathways!

---

ABOUT:

Improve Your Tomorrow (IYT) was founded in 2013 with the mission to increase the number of young men of color (YMOC) to attend and graduate from colleges and universities.  We envision a world in which young men of color are overrepresented in higher education, underrepresented in the criminal justice system, and are leaders in their communities.

We are committed to the educational success of young men of color.  We know the systemic barriers that young men of color face do not end once they get to college, that's why IYT provides up to twelve years of wrap-around academic services and programming, so our members not only achieve their college-bound goals but are able to pursue their life-long dreams.