Donors
LtoR: Kinecta Federal Credit Union community engaement officer, Latrice McGlothin; Camille Richardson, Kinecta First VP-IT Solutions Delivery and Wooten board member; Naomi McSwain, Wooten executive director; and Tracy Fairbanks, Kinecta community engagement specialist, at the Wooten Center. Kinecta and its financial services affiliates have been supporting the center for more than 20 years!
LtoR: Kinecta Federal Credit Union community engaement officer, Latrice McGlothin; Camille Richardson, Kinecta First VP-IT Solutions Delivery and Wooten board member; Naomi McSwain, Wooten executive director; and Tracy Fairbanks, Kinecta community engagement specialist, at the Wooten Center. Kinecta and its financial services affiliates have been supporting the center for more than 20 years!
Thank you for your support for college and career readiness for students in grades 3-12 in the South Los Angeles area. See other donors below.
“The Al Wooten Jr. Youth Center provides resources and love for youth and families in the South Los Angeles community. We are proud to partner and serve with them in helping meet needs and provide education and tools to strengthen tomorrow's leaders.”
Latrice McGlothin, Executive Director, Kinecta Community Foundation
Thank you to our donors
The Wooten Center is a nonprofit organization supported by a mix of foundations, corporations, and individual donors, including our board members and event sponsors. Click here for our program and other partners who help defray costs.
Thank you to the following private and public agencies for providing recent grant support for our youth programs.
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4Imprint, $500
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AEG Foundation, $25,000
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Bank of America Charitable Foundation, $29,000
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BCM Foundation, $25,000
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California Violence Intervention and Prevention Program/Girls Club of Los Angeles, $525,000
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Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation, $12,000
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The Crail-Johnson Foundation, $15,000
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Barry DeGeorge Trust Fund, $10,000
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Dwight Stuart Youth Fund, $15,000
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The Green Foundation, $30,000
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Jack and Jill Foundation, $5,000
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Kars 4 Kids, $1,000
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LA County CFCI/Amity, $189,000
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LA County CFCI/Amity, $308,327
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LA County Economic Opportunity Grant, $15,000
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LA City Councilman Marqueece Harris-Dawson/CD8 District, $75,000
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LA County Supervisor Holly Mitchell/Second District, $15,000
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John Mohme Foundation, $106,500
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The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation, $35,000
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Rebuilding Together of the City of Angels, $13,500
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Rose Hills Foundation, $50,000
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S. Mark Taper Foundation, $75,000
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Weingart Foundation, $200,000