Pathway to Success - James R. Jordan Foundation Programs - 4:36
Jurni McCord, James R. Jordan Foundation
Posted Oct 24, 2017
The James R. Jordan Foundation is dedicated to creating networks of support for families and communities. They exist to strengthen families, motivate youth and ensure high quality academic opportunities for children in under-served communities. Together with their partners, they make a difference. They empower children to achieve their full potential, and level the playing field for them to become productive contributors to society.
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