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We serve over 3000 students in 40 schools/sites in California (Los Angeles and San Diego), Georgia (Dublin), Louisiana (New Orleans), New York (Brooklyn, the Bronx), North Carolina (Charlotte), Ohio (Cleveland), Tennessee (Nashville), Texas (Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth, Longview), Illinois (Chicago) and Washington, D.C.
We’re proud to say that our program is working and our results speak for themselves!
Since joining the just keep livin program…
of jkl students improved their attendance
of jkl students improved or maintained their grades
of jkl students make healthier choices
of jkl students get more exercise
saw an increase in the amount of gratitude shown in their daily lives
participated in more community service events
have more confidence
of jkl students stay in school
of 12th grade jkl students graduate (*Note: many of the schools we serve have a 50% drop out rate)
of jkl students improved their behavior
note that jkl has helped them create new, positive relationships and reduce stress and anxiety in their everyday life

are getting more
exercise

1/2 Marathons: 77

are drinking more
water

labels more often
partnership and participation
Achieving success on each of these campuses requires collaboration. We work with other nonprofit organizations, such as local chapters of Boys and Girls Clubs and Woodcraft Rangers, to act as our fiscal agents and help with administration. We work with these organizations to oversee budgets, ensure compliance with local, state and federal laws, provide insurance coverage, and administer payroll. Together we hire individuals with experience and a high degree of enthusiasm. This is a critical process. As Matthew says, we must find the “talent on the ground” to run a successful program.
We have also joined forces with other nonprofit organizations, private individual and family foundations and corporate brands who help fund our programs and who maintain involvement with their sponsored schools. Our goal is to increase our ability to serve more kids each year while delivering value to our supporters by increasing their visibility and aligning themselves with the trusted and respected just keep livin brand.













Student Testimonials
Schools We Serve
- Animo Inglewood Charter High School
- Animo South LA High School
- Animo City of Champions
- Fairfax High School
- Fremont High School
- Hamilton High School
- Heart of Los Angeles (HOLA)
- Huntington Park High School
- LA Promise Charter High School
- Manual Arts High School
- Learning Works Charter
- Venice High School
Los Angeles, CA
- Morse High School
San Diego, CA
- Cohen College Prep
- Landry Walker High School
- Warren Easton Charter High School
New Orleans, LA
- East Laurens High School
Dublin, GA
Chicago, IL
- Glenville High School
- John Adams High School
Cleveland, OH
- Akins High School
- East Austin College Prep
- Juan Navarro High School
- Northeast High School
Austin, TX
- Carter High School
- Eastern Hills
- Pinkston High School
- Sam Houston High School
- Sunset High School
Dallas, TX
- Carver High School
- Cesar Chavez High School
Houston, TX
- Longview High School
Longview, TX
- Anacostia High School
- Ballou High School
- Roosevelt High School
Washington D.C.
- Antioch High School
- Maplewood High School
Nashville, TN
- Brooklyn School for Social Justice
- New Visions Charter High School
New York, NY
- West Charlotte High School
Charlotte, N.C.

- We serve inner-city schools that qualify for Title 1 funding [meaning the Department of Education provides supplemental financial backing to meet the needs of at-risk and low-income students.]
- 83 % of students at our schools are eligible for free or reduced lunch based on their families’ incomes and Federal Poverty Guidelines [To qualify for free lunch, a family of 4 must subsist on an annual income of less than $26,200.]
- Enrollment varies at the schools we serve, but averages more than 1,403 students per campus. In our larger schools (which enroll up to 3,499 students) it’s easy to get lost in the crowd, while our smaller schools (one of which enrolls just 260 students) often lack extracurricular opportunities.
