Encampment for Citizenship

Our Story

The Encampment for Citizenship (EFC) was founded in 1946 by Algernon D. Black and Alice K. Pollitzer to provide young adults from diverse backgrounds with the opportunity to learn citizenship principles through lived experience. The program emphasizes critical thinking, youth activism, and leadership qualities, aiming to empower young people to be positive forces in their communities.

Impact

Over 7,000 young people have been inspired by EFC to engage in social justice and civic responsibility, creating a nationwide network of alumni dedicated to social change.

Why Donate?

Your donation supports the development of young leaders committed to social justice and community engagement, ensuring diverse voices are heard in the democratic process.

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Join the movement for social change! Donate cryptocurrency or cash to the Encampment for Citizenship today and help empower the next generation of leaders.