THE AFTER-SCHOOL CORPORATION

It costs the price of ten songs on iTunes ($10) to provide New York City public school kids with one hour of dance or music instruction after school. Help TASC give kids the after-school experiences they need to be their best, in and out of school. more

It costs the price of two Starbucks lattes ($10) to provide five math games for New York City public school kids to use in after-school programs. Help TASC give kids the after-school experiences they need to be their best, in and out of school. more

It costs the price of two months of Netflix ($10) to provide one hour of after-school coaching for New York City public school kids. Help TASC give kids the after-school experiences they need to be their best, in and out of school. more

It costs the price of a movie ticket ($10) to provide 10 magnifying glasses to New York City public school kids to do hands-on science projects after school. Help TASC give kids the after-school experiences they need to be their best, in and out of school. more

While working parents need daily after-school programs more than ever, the economic crisis puts pressure on public funding. It costs $1,000 for one busload of New York City kids and parents to visit Albany and meet with legislators, as they learn about the Democratic process. more

It costs $1,000 to sponsor tuition for one after-school worker to enroll in a college course and work toward a degree in a field that will help all kids be their best, in and out of school. Help TASC give after-school staff the chance to finish college. more

It costs the price of two Jamba Juice smoothies ($10) to provide two books for kids to browse and read in after-school programs when the school library is closed. Help TASC give kids the after-school experiences they need to be their best, in and out of school. more

It costs the price of a portable DVD player ($100) to pay for a child in New York City public schools to attend a high quality after-school program for two weeks. Help TASC give kids the after-school experiences they need to be their best, in and out of school. more