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Fiscal Year 2026: A Year of Impact

OUR IMPACT Youth Frontiers Fiscal Year 2026 Impact Report We’re grateful for every student, educator, parent, school partner, facilitator, donor and volunteer who helped make Fiscal Year 2026 possible. Together, we continued creating experiences that inspire character, strengthen relationships and build stronger school communities. 66,510... The post Fiscal Year 2026: A Year of Impact appeared first on Youth Frontiers.

OUR IMPACT

Youth Frontiers Fiscal Year 2026 Impact Report

We're grateful for every student, educator, parent, school partner, facilitator, donor and volunteer who helped make Fiscal Year 2026 possible. Together, we continued creating experiences that inspire character, strengthen relationships and build stronger school communities.

66,510
People experienced a
Youth Frontiers program

58,185 students experienced a Youth Frontiers student retreat.

22,755
Kindness Retreat
4th or 5th Grade
18,933
Courage Retreat
7th or 8th Grade
14,370
Respect Retreat
9th–11th Grade
2,127
Wisdom Retreat
12th Grade
1,949
Character Academy
Gen Z

5,558 educators invested in building stronger school communities.

3,097
Honor Retreat
Educators
1,999
Presence Retreat
Educators
462
Purpose Retreat
Educators

Supporting families and leaders who continue the work beyond the retreat experience.

180
Parent Academy
Parents
1,159
Leadership Retreats
Adult Leaders
336
YF Leadership Luncheon
Attendees
FACILITATOR QUALITY
97%
Facilitator Quality Rating

Educators rated Youth Frontiers facilitators as effective in creating meaningful, engaging and impactful experiences.

How We Measure Impact

The participation numbers on this page reflect Youth Frontiers programs delivered during Fiscal Year 2026. These totals include student retreats, educator retreats, Parent Academy, leadership experiences and the annual Youth Frontiers Leadership Luncheon.

THANK YOU

We Couldn't Do This Without You

Every retreat, every conversation and every moment of connection this year happened because of schools, educators, parents, facilitators, donors, volunteers and community partners who believe in the power of character. Thank you for being part of the Youth Frontiers community. We look forward to continuing this work together in Fiscal Year 2027.

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