A LOOK INTO OUR
MENTORSHIP SESSIONS
What Makes Us Different
Youth that struggle with challenges carry them into their adult life. Our support with youth is still ongoing through their career journey, as challenges do not stop after post-secondary.
Our goal is to stay in contact with the youth until they are stable. Youth that transition to their career are encouraged to stay in the program as an Alumni to receive continued support and help guide their peers to success.
Meet The Mentors
Jonathon Hood
Orlando Bowen
Kevin Lawler
Michelle Pena-Escobar
Matt Buckner
Paul Bailey
How It Works
The Pinball Clemons Foundation supports youth who identify with a financial need, lacking the resources to succeed academically.
What We Learned
With the implementation of a customized mentorship program and financial support, we are removing the barriers that often hinder success.
Going Virtual
Due to COVID-19, our sessions moved online. These online sessions gave us a chance to connect, inspire, empower & motivate the youth to keep going despite all of the odds against them.
Wall Of Success
The amazing mentors at the Mainstream Bursary Program give their time to further help you become more equipped to have a smoother transition into life post graduation."
Topaz
The Mentorship Sessions have had the biggest impact on me. Having access to the mentors all year round and knowing they are willing to help is a huge resource.
Nadia
I finally found something I'm good at and I'm going to spend the rest of my university career to make y'all and myself proud.
Richelle
During this mentorship session, I am provided with a safe space where I can voice any concerns and where there is a team that provides tangible support for each youth to attain their goal
Sam
I love that the Mainstream Bursary Mentorship sessions is hands on, regardless of ones location. The inclusivity is felt all the way from Windsor."
Avolyn
PCF has completely changed my thoughts, processes, and life. I have learned to prioritize my needs over my wants in a more effective way.
Abagail
