Programs – The AnBryce Foundation

Striving Beyond Capacity

"...You cannot value dreams according to their odds of coming true. Their real value is in stirring within us the will to aspire. That will, wherever it finally leads, does at least move you forward." - Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor

We believe that helping youth see what they’re capable of, beyond their own imaginations, is integral to building their confidence and opening doors to future opportunities. Our 2024-2025 theme is "Empowered Voices: Shaping Tomorrow's Leaders." This theme is designed to provide students with the essential skills and perspectives necessary for effective leadership in today's dynamic world. By integrating civility, civics, debate, and artistic expression, the program aims to cultivate confident, articulate, and empathetic leaders capable of addressing both domestic and international challenges with intelligence and compassion.

Camp Dogwood

Camp Dogwood Summer Academy offers distinct summer experiences for young people ages 7-18: Camp Dogwood for rising 2nd through 9th graders; Rites of Passage (ROP) for rising 10th through 12th graders, and the Staff Training Enrichment Program (STEP) for rising 11th and 12th graders.

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Student Adventures in Leadership

For high school students, the Student Adventures in Leadership program teaches key college application and career development skills. SAIL strives to provide every student with the tools and guidance to explore their career interests and develop their job skills. It also prepares each student to do work-based learning experiences, such as job shadows and internships, offering opportunities to practice skills and to network with potential employers.

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Saturday Institute

The Saturday Institute serves elementary school children. The age-appropriate curriculum focuses on math and reading skills enrichment. Students also engage in experiential learning activities designed to promote critical thinking and exposure to the arts, outdoor education, and STEM.

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Pillors of Excellence

The Pillors of Excellence Summer Internship Program began in 2004 under the leadership of the late Brenda Pillors, former Board member of the AnBryce Foundation. The Program is named in her honor for her commitment to provide internship opportunities on Capitol Hill for our high school participants. The program has since expanded to include internships opportunities in the arts, philanthropy, and education.

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AnBryce Scholars Programs

There are three AnBryce Scholars programs, one for law students at NYU, one for undergraduate students at NYU, and an undergraduate program at the University of Notre Dame. The AnBryce Scholarship Program seeks to identify and cultivate future leaders who are committed to giving back to society and making a positive impact on the world. AnBryce Scholars have a demonstrated financial need, are first-generation students and have faced some type of adversity.

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