Project Lifeline

Our Story

Founded in 1990, Project Lifeline provides essential support to young men and women involved in the juvenile justice system. By partnering with the Cook County Juvenile Court, the organization focuses on those who have completed high school or its equivalent, offering financial assistance, service support, and personal encouragement.

Impact

Since its inception, Project Lifeline has empowered over 425 young individuals to overcome obstacles and pursue higher education or vocational training. With more than 150 students earning degrees or certifications, the program incentivizes juvenile court wards to stay in school and graduate.

Why Donate?

Your donations to Project Lifeline provide critical financial and mentoring support to at-risk youth, helping them achieve their educational goals and break the cycle of poverty and crime.

Get Involved

Join the mission to transform lives! Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to support at-risk youth in achieving their dreams and building a brighter future.