Leadership Circle
The Breaktime Leadership Circle is a community of philanthropic individuals and families who believe in the power of Breaktime to break the cycle of young adult homelessness. They help make possible the work that the Breaktime team does each and every day.
Breaktime's program involves financial empowerment training and supported employment for economically marginal young adults; public awareness campaigns that make visible the need to address young adult homelessness; and strategic public policy initiatives that involve government entities in helping our most vulnerable young adults succeed.
Join a Community of Philanthropists
Bronze
$10,000-$24,999
Silver
$25,000-$49,999
Gold
$50,000-$99,999
Platinum
$100,000+
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David and Jill Adler
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Davis Family Charitable Foundation
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Skyler Brader and Nan Yi
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Afeyan Foundation
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The Ahn Family Foundation
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Rev. John Finley and Stan McGee
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Deval and Diane Patrick
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Keith and Megan Anderson
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Chris Brown
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Jeff Munger and Rob Whitman
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Jim Sloman and Nora Devlin
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Stuart Levinson and Jennifer Keddy
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Ellen and Steve Segal
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R. Martin Chavez
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Lisa and Jim Valone
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Marybeth and Steve Bisson
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Bancel Philanthropies
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The Crimson Lion / Lavine Family Foundation
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Linda Hammett Ory and Andy Ory
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Barbara and Amos Hostetter
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Collective Change
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Katie and Paul Buttenwieser
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The Pforzheimer Family
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Michael Baskowski and Ryan Cotton
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Frieze Family Foundation
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Anonymous (1)
Our vision is a world in which homelessness is brief, rare, and non-recurring
Breaktime’s mission is to break the cycle of homelessness by equipping young adults with the job and financial security they need to establish housing security. By providing employment, wraparound services, and financial support, Breaktime works to ensure that every young person has the tools they need to achieve job, financial, and long-term housing security.
Breaktime's Launchpad, Liftoff, and Stable Orbit programs offer supported transitional employment opportunities. These young adults benefit from job placement, matched savings, and three years of wrap-around services.
236
Associates served
$3000
Maximum amount of savings earned by young adults
$1,800,000
Wages earned by young adults
