the Dream Exposure, Engagement, Empowerment, and Community Support for Minority Youth Keep Alive

Keep The Dream Alive is a nonprofit connecting minority teens to leaders, mentors, and real-world opportunities. We expose, engage, and empower the next generation.

Expose

We expand what’s possible by connecting youth to leaders across industries who reflect the power of their potential.

Engage 

We build real relationships that foster trust, belonging, and a sense of community that lasts beyond the moment.

Empower 

We equip teens with the confidence, tools, and opportunities to take ownership of their path forward.

Elevate

We provide long-term support that helps young people rise, thrive, and sustain the dreams they’ve dared to pursue.

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The pillars fuel our mission:

To build the village it takes to Keep the Dream Alive

Exposure

Broaden the vision.

We introduce minority youth to new possibilities by connecting them with professionals, leaders, and changemakers across industries—from sports and entertainment to business, tech, and beyond. When they see it, they can believe it.

Engagement

Build real connection.

We create meaningful, lasting relationships through mentorship, dialogue, and shared experiences. Our programs are designed to foster trust, community, and the sense of belonging every young person deserves.

Empowerment

Activate the potential.

We equip teens with the tools, confidence, and opportunities to take ownership of their futures. From workshops to leadership development, we help them turn ambition into action.

Elevation

Support the rise.

We don’t stop at inspiration—we provide the ongoing support and resources needed to help dreams grow and sustain over time. This is about legacy, impact, and long-term success.

BUILDING SPACES FOR COMMUNITY-FUELED AMBITION
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The KTDA icon stands for community-fueled ambition.

It’s a beacon for those who dare to dream—and those who rally behind them.

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Community Projects

5

Staple Programs

10

Years of experience

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