Roosevelet Middle School

2500 Oak St, Bellwood, IL 60104

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BE CHANGE: Become a mentor for

Dreamchasers University!

Our program meets virtually three times a week for 1 hour. The duration of the program is 8 weeks.

We are currently seeking volunteers for:

Marshall Metro High School- 3250 W Adams St, Chicago, IL 60624
Manley Career Academy High School -2935 W Polk St, Chicago, IL 60612
One on One Mentoring
Juvenile Temporary Detention Center

If interested please forward resumes and inquiries to info@dreamchasersunited.com

For more information on how to bring the Dreamchasers University After School Program to your school contact:

Clifton Ballard (708)253-5804 or

Demetrius Lee (312) 998-6128

Success Requires Sacrifice

Robert A. Black Magnet School

9101 S Euclid Ave, Chicago, IL 6061

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Dodge Renaissance Academy

431 N Troy St, Chicago, IL 60612

The Dreamchasers United Afterschool Program focuses on financial literacy, entrepreneurship, workforce readiness, mental health awareness, and character development for young men in grades five thru twelve. The curriculum derives from Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship and Junior Achievement and is delivered by passionate volunteers that act as program facilitators as well as mentors for our youth. The program is structured as an open discussion forum combined with games and activities that manage to keep the young men very interested and involved.

Field Trips and events outside of school play a major role in the program, constantly introducing the young men to new opportunities, places, and ideas. The field trips and events are more culturally based than the program curriculum and are used to enhance the young men's knowledge of history, such as the field trip to DuSable Museum of African-American History.