Becoming All Stars is a ten-year, $150 million national expansion campaign that began in 2018. The campaign public phase launched on May 20, 2024, at All Stars Project’s annual national gala honoring our beloved Founding CEO Gabrielle Kurlander. The campaign mission is to provide 100,000 underserved youth with opportunities of a lifetime. Our campaign will impact the lives of young people through our four focus areas:
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Meet the Becoming All Stars Campaign
Belief and Confidence Brigade
We are grateful to the following philanthropic partners and organizations who each gave $1 million or more to All Stars Project during the quiet phase of the now public Becoming All Stars campaign. Their belief in young people and confidence in the ASP mission is inspirational, and changing lives.
C. Michael and Anne Armstrong
Ashley and Greg Arnold
Kate J. Barton
Burke Family Foundation
James J. Burke, Jr.
Margo Cook and Renee Cohen
EY and EY Partners
Norbert Hornstein and Amy Weinberg, Ph.D.
Hunter and Stephanie L. Hunt
Peter and Dana Langerman
Edward and Julie C. Malmstrom
John and Susi Manley
MetLife and MetLife Foundation
Maria and Barry Morris
PSEG and PSEG Foundation
RBC Capital Markets and RBC Foundation
Rich Sokolow and Sharon Tomao
Gillian Teichert
Gregory and Donna Tosko
The Becoming All Stars campaign welcomes gifts of all sizes from an incredible range of organizations and philanthropic partners. The Becoming All Stars campaign aims to raise $150 million by 2027 to transform over 100,000 young lives. Every dollar contributed to every ASP city or program is part of the campaign, and makes a difference. We invite you to join us!
Want to learn more about how the Becoming All Stars campaign can meet your philanthropic goals?
Contact our Chief Development Officer, Jenny Zak at Jenny Zak (212) 356-8441 or jzak@allstars.org.
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