People-Centric. Civic-Minded. Connected.
The Jennings O’Neil Career Academy diligently engages with communities to educate youth, adults, and returning citizens on career opportunities in the trades sector. From high school gymnasiums and board rooms to detention centers and outreach events– we’re connected to the individuals we serve and invested in their long-term success. Explore our image gallery for a look at JOCA’s recent happenings in the community.
Ways to Support
Are You an Advocate for Bright Futures and Second Chances?
At the Jennings O’Neil Career Academy, we welcome allies who believe in the potential of our students and who are willing to contribute their time, talent, and/or treasure to improve the likelihood of their success. Through monetary and in-kind donations, sponsorship, partnership, and/or volunteerism, you can light a path for individuals who are ready to defy the odds. Through hard work, diligence, and a hand from neighbors who believe in their ability, JOCA students show us time and time again the value of hope and the true meaning of possibility. Thank you for your interest in supporting our program participants. Explore ways to contribute below
Donate
Your tax-deductible contribution directly helps to sustain our organization and the programs it delivers to trauma-exposed or at-risk youth and young adults.
Volunteer
Your contribution of time or talent is essential to the long-term success of our programs. From course facilitation to marketing support, we welcome your skills and insight as you work alongside us to support our students.
Become a Sponsor
We prioritize workforce development, education, and youth empowerment. If our focus areas align with your organization’s giving priorities, please consider supporting JOCA as a program, event, or organization sponsor.
Become a Community Partner
Jennings O’Neil Career Academy’s mission and vision are made real through our collaborations with organizations equally invested in the future of our youth. Have an idea for a partnership? Contact us today.