After-School & Saturday Programs
Enrichment Programs
100% free after-school and Saturday programs funded by sponsors, donors, and schools.
About the program
After-school and Saturday enrichment, at no cost to families.
BYL Enrichment Programs extend learning beyond the school day with hands-on after-school and Saturday programs hosted at partner schools and community sites. Each program is led by trained facilitators and grounded in our mission to help students grow, lead, and thrive.
Our enrichment programs are 100% free for students and families, funded by sponsors, donors, and partner schools who believe in investing in the next generation of leaders.
Our enrichment programs.
Three signature programs delivered after school and on Saturdays. Schools choose the program that fits their community.
Comfort Bear
Teens in the Bronx and Harlem handcraft wooden Comfort Bears with messages of hope, then deliver them to hospitalized youth, building empathy, craftsmanship, and youth leadership.
Learn more →Financial Literacy
An interactive curriculum that builds money confidence in budgeting, saving, credit, and entrepreneurship. 100+ students reached, 50+ hours of programming, 4 schools served.
Learn more →Kidpreneurs
BYL's youth entrepreneurship program for students ages 10 to 18. Students sketch business models, prototype products, and pitch their ideas on Pitch Day. 70+ kids who pitched across 5 school sites.
Learn more →By the numbers.
3
Signature programs
Comfort Bear, Financial Literacy, and Kidpreneurs.
After-School
& Saturday
Program formats
Programs run after school and on Saturdays at partner sites.
100%
Free for students
Funded by sponsors, donors, and schools.
Title I
Focused
Programs prioritize schools and students who need it most.
Bring Enrichment Programs to your school.
Partner with BYL to bring student-centered, mission-driven enrichment to your community. Schools, administrators, and families, we'd love to talk.
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December 5 is officially BYL Day, proclaimed by Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson.