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Young people holding up work they made during an EGE session

Our impact

Growing Impact, Year by Year

Verified counts from EGE records.

Counts we can stand behind, and the method behind each one.

Every figure below is a verified count from EGE records rather than an estimate. Where a percentage comes from a survey, the survey is named.

Youth served since 2021
500+
Partner organizations
20+
BIPOC youth reached
96% from under-resourced communities
A large group of EGE young people and facilitators on a lake shore with clean-up buckets

On the ground

Counting starts with a day like this one.

A shoreline clean-up with young people from across the programs. Every figure on this page is a count of days like it.

2025 EGE Out! after-school survey

From EGE’s own pre, mid and post instrument, delivered at Roberts Family Development Center with grades 5 to 8.

  • Before: 57% identified fossil fuels as the main cause of climate change. 42% identified California’s water sources. 85% could define reduce, reuse, recycle.
  • Midway: 77% felt somewhat or very confident discussing environmental issues. 46% cited field trips and 38% art projects as most effective.
  • After: 100% identified the role trees play in cleaning air. 100% understood environmental justice.
  • Looking forward: 70% want to keep learning about the environment. 23% are interested in environmental careers.

Method: the percentages above come from EGE’s own pre, mid and post survey delivered at Roberts Family Development Center with grades 5 to 8. Across all core cohorts, 142 youth completed the EGE Out! survey.

By the numbers

Verified counts, not estimates.

500+

youth served since 2021

20+

partner organizations

96%

BIPOC youth from under-resourced communities

95%

of programs delivered in partnership with schools, nonprofits, or community-based organizations

Figures are verified counts from EGE records covering 2021 to 2026. The survey percentages elsewhere on this page carry their own method line.

In their own words

What young people said afterwards.

Verbatim from the 2025 EGE Out! after-school survey. Quotes are unattributed.

Protecting the environment is preserving our own existence.

EGE Out! participant

If the world isn't clean, we won't survive.

EGE Out! participant

Trees give you oxygen, so we need them to live.

EGE Out! participant

I learned about ecosystems and how everything is connected.

EGE Out! participant

Urban green walls showed me how cities can help the environment.

EGE Out! participant

I learned that plants and gardening can help the planet.

EGE Out! participant

Where we serve

The neighborhoods this work is for.

EGE Out! delivery is targeted at four Sacramento neighborhoods, inside schools and community organizations families already trust.

  1. Oak Park

    Sacramento, California

    Target neighborhood

    A target neighborhood for EGE Out! after-school delivery.

  2. Elder Creek

    Sacramento, California

    Target neighborhood

    A target neighborhood for EGE Out! after-school delivery.

  3. Del Paso Heights

    Sacramento, California

    Target neighborhood

    A target neighborhood for EGE Out! after-school delivery.

  4. Meadowview and Valley Hi

    Sacramento, California

    Target neighborhood

    A target neighborhood for EGE Out! after-school delivery.

Every child we reach is a generation changed.

EGE is a small, Black-led organization doing this work in Sacramento, in Texas and in Uganda. Support goes straight into programs for young people.