OUR HISTORY
We have a long history in creating secondary education development building relationships to improve lives and communities. Let's take a look back and see where we've come from.
1994
Organization established basketball camps throughout the City of Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti.
1996
In Ypsilanti, four college students create the Charity Organizations, which would become the first All Four One educational development in the State of Michigan.
1998
Free Press recognized our organization as the best basketball camp and mentor program in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti.
2000
The organization formed in order to promote social services, such as youth services, family, health, recreation, and community planning.
2004
City of Detroit Parks and Recreation and Metro Youth Day partner with our organization to expand the recreation center.
2007
Detroit Free Press named the organization the best summer mentorship and basketball program.
2008
Our organization established the Adopt-A-School Network and school of choice.
2010
Establish organizations 501(c)3 U.S. Department of Internal Revenue.
2012
Establish the National Youth Leadership Regional Council Roundtable.
2013
Organizations develop partnership with the Detroit Public School and United Way of Southeastern Michigan Turnaround program which establishes the Adopt-A-School Network.
2014
Established a partnership with president Barack Obama My Brother's Keepers placing the Brightest Star Program in our Adopt-A-School Network.
2015
Organization partnership with the City of Detroit Parks and Recreation and redevelop Yates Park.
2016
Our organization was awarded the PBS American Graduate Award impacting school districts testing and attendance rates. Charity organization partners with the City of Detroit Parks and Recreation to redevelop Keidan Park.
2017
Shape Up! Michigan is introduced. The statewide initiative empowers low to - moderate -income youths to achieve a lifetime of healthy choices in partnership with the Let's Move Initiative.
2018
The organization planned and coordinated All Four One Gives conducted a major fundraiser campaign for our Adopt-A-School Network.
2019
Organization was awarded the City of Detroit Council Spirit of Detroit Award.
2020
Organization was awarded the State of Michigan Special Tribute.
2021
All Four One adopts the Holiday Harvest Toy Drive -a ten year plan to make a measurable impact on the medical pediatric units in the State of Michigan.
2022
In Southeastern Michigan, more than 55,000 youths rely on our free mentorship, donors, families, advocates and supporters work hard to encourage and support today's children.
2023
All Four One celebrates its 10 years anniversary!
2024
Hosted our twenty fifth annual Holiday Harvest Toy Drive. Since its inception in 1993, this event has raised more than $ 50 thousand donated brand new toys to support medical pediatric units across the State of Michigan and Children's Hospital of Michigan and Ronald McDonald's Charities Detroit to support childhood illnesses and other medical turmoil.
2025
Hosting our National Youth Leadership Regional Council Roundtable featuring engaging keynote speeches, interactive panel discussions, and networking opportunities. We truly believe this event will be memorable and informative for all attendees.