Introduction
Beneficiaries
Proceeds from Beautillion are apportioned
to Jack and Jill's National Foundation and selected non-profit organizations
based in the Greater Bay Area in support of programs that enhance children's
academic skills and leadership. Back on Track, a local community based academic
support program is the selected beneficiary for Beautillion 2006.
The recipients from Beautillion 2004 were:
The Imagine Bus Project is a community arts organization that addresses the
lack of arts education and activities in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade
by providing art education to children... right where they live. We serve
over 500 disadvantaged children each week in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Back-on-Track is a community-based tutorial program providing free one-on-one
academic assistance to students in grades K-12. The students served are primarily
from the Western Addition and attend public schools throughout SF. Careful
matching, training, workshops, 'check-ins', computers, library games and
field trips are provided.
African American Art & Culture Complex Summer Program. The mission of
AAACC as a community based non-profit art and cultural organization, is to
nurture and facilitate the growth and sustainable development of our community
through Afro-centric artistic and cultural expression, education and programming.
