About Us

The Progress Inevitable Foundation, directed by an accomplished team of board members and managed by an enthusiastic team of staff and volunteers, is committed to helping low-income inner-city children and adults, particularly those affected by dyslexia and ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), obtain quality educational support services.

The foundation collaborates with educational institutions that apply a “Full Circle Learning” approach – which means parents, teachers, principals, students, and tutors collaborate constantly regarding each student’s academic needs and progress.

Research has shown that:

·  85% of juvenile offenders have problems reading.

·  Children who have difficulty reading experience very low self-esteem and as a result make poor life choices.

·  3 out of 5 people in prison cannot read.

·  Drug use and dropout rates have a strong correlation. Roughly 31% of high-school dropouts use illicit substances, while just about 18% of those in school engage in this behavior.

·  A high school diploma recipient earns an average of $8,400 a year more than a high school dropout. If you work until the age of 65, that will amount to $394,800.

The positive societal impacts of inner-city communities receiving a quality education is what continues to inspire the growth and development of the Progress Inevitable Foundation.