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Welcome to the future, a future of opportunities previously unimagined by the population whom we serve – the at-risk youth of The Bahamas.
The Chance Foundation was established in 2003 with a burning, radical offer for inner city youth: a chance to experience the same life opportunities as their privileged counterparts; a chance to live and dream beyond the confines of a basic education, beyond menial tasks, beyond entry-level opportunities, and beyond gang-association.

Our goal is purposely to re-build our social landscape by empowering deserving at-risk youth to become leaders and nation-builders, equipping them with foundational tools for self-sustainability through tertiary-level education and mentoring opportunities, household by household and community by community.

Featured Scholars

Virley McKinney
Virley McKinney
Virley McKinney has been engaged as a Civil Engineer (E.I.T) since 2012 when he obtained a Bachelor’s of Civil Engineering from the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, Tallahassee Florida. Virley returned to The Bahamas and...
ATARAH PINDER
ATARAH PINDER
The first in her family with the opportunity to attend college Atarah successfully pursued the study of Sciences at the College of St. Benedict-St. John’s University in Minnesota. Her wish was to be a...
EMMANUEL MUNROE
EMMANUEL MUNROE
Self-described as an Abaco Islander with a fascination with boats, Emmanuel dreamt of being a Marine Engineer. He had no financial support and earned $40 working one day each week to support himself through...

Mentor Testimonials

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