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Bright Futures for Youth tells Grass Valley council it now serves hundreds of local young people and expands meal, housing services
Summary
Bright Futures for Youth told the Grass Valley City Council it now serves roughly 500 youth per month, has grown fivefold over five years, operates a new commercial kitchen projecting about 18,000 meals next year and runs a SAFE program that has helped more than 220 young people experiencing housing instability.
Jennifer Singer, executive director of Bright Futures for Youth, told the Grass Valley City Council the nonprofit has expanded services after a merger and now “serves five times the kids that we were serving five years ago.” The group serves young people ages 12–25 and connects with about 500 youth per month, Singer said. She highlighted a new commercial kitchen and said Bright Futures expects to serve about 18,000 meals next…
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