Sponsor A Student

About U Outreach empowers student-athletes to own their future through academics, athletics, and mentorship. Your sponsorship puts a student in the same sessions, with the same coaches, as every other athlete.

Own Your Future Inc. DBA About U Outreach is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Sponsor an Athlete: Training

$375
One month of training for one Prep athlete
$2,250
One 6-month block (one season) for one Prep athlete
$3,000
One full year for one Junior Prep athlete
$4,500
One full year for one Prep athlete
$22,500
Five Prep athletes for a full year (one full training group)

Sponsor a Student: SAT Prep

SAT Preparation Course: $500

  • 5-week course preparing students for the December Digital SAT
  • Expert instruction and full-length practice exams
  • Academic mentorship and personalized score guidance

Our SAT students average 150–200+ point score gains.

What Your Gift Builds

  • 3,000+ students served since we started
  • 150+ student-athletes served each year
  • 6,000+ hours of programming delivered each year
  • $7M+ in education and college savings for families*
  • 100% high school graduation and college acceptance for program seniors
  • 150–200+ point average SAT score gains

*Includes high school tuition savings at private, parochial, independent, and boarding schools, plus college savings.

Sponsor report: Sponsors receive an annual impact report with attendance, performance testing results, and academic updates. No personal identifiers are shared without family consent.

Help a student-athlete own their future. Click Donate below to sponsor a student today.

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“About U NYC has shown me that I can maximize my potential by being dedicated, paying attention to details, and having the resolve to fight through anything.”
— Sanoussi Kane
“About U NYC has taught me that success only comes with hard work. The struggles you go through aren’t faced alone because of the family we’ve established and support system. Nothing is given, it’s earned.”
— David Nwaogwugwu