Breakthrough Miami announced the appointment of four new board members who will each help uphold the organization’s mission to create a vibrant learning environment for traditionally underrepresented youth striving for educational opportunity. Committed to advancing Breakthrough Miami’s mission and promise, these dynamic individuals reflect diverse industries and backgrounds united by a shared vision of educational equity.

Kicking off Breakthrough Miami’s 30th anniversary year, the organization was selected as one of 13 nonprofit organization nationally to be awarded an Inspire Change Social Justice Grant. Breakthrough Miami is the only Florida-based organization to be awarded in this round of new grants this year.

Miami, November 16, 2020 – Breakthrough Miami and The Miami Dolphins FOOTBALL UNITES™ program join forces for the second consecutive year to host the two-part Breakthroughs and Bridges series in the tri-county area.

Opening Doors of Opportunity into STEM Fields - Solving National Challenges The National Science Foundation reports Black and Hispanic Engineers are only 5% / 6% of the workforce respectively, reflecting a lack of access, exposure and confidence in STEM education,...

Tell the Story: Herald Feature on Breakthrough Scholar Heavyn Lee

New York Life Foundation Awards 2-Year, $100,000 Grant to Breakthrough Miami to Help Middle School Students Transition to 9th Grade

Honoring Leadership – Inaugural Black History Month Essay Contest
In Honor of Garth C. Reeves, Sr.

Scholars Inspiring Change – Social Justice Initiatives

Breakthrough To The Top – We are thrilled to announce three Breakthrough Miami Scholars have earned a Gates Scholarship this year – Bryce Smith, Heavyn Lee, and Scarleth Meggs.

New Appointments To Board of Directors -Breakthrough Miami is solidifying its commitment to closing the opportunity gap and creating pathways to college success with the appointment of three new board members with diverse expertise and a shared commitment to advancing the organization’s mission.