1 IN 4
children in America are growing up with at least one immigrant parent.
41%
of children with immigrant parents live in low-income families.
3×
students reporting highly engaging school experiences were three times as likely to feel prepared for their future.
20%
of ninth graders report feeling like outsiders at school.
Sources: Migration Policy Institute (2024); National Center for Education Statistics, High School & Beyond (2022); Gallup (2026).
Their future is part of America’s future.
Young people don't only need information. They need experiences that help them understand what they are capable of and see possibilities they may not have seen before. That is where we come in.
STEP 1: WORKSHOPS
We believe opportunity should begin with compassion, but it should also be met with commitment.
Our workshops are held quarterly and are where growth begins. We believe everyone has potential, but realizing it takes self-reflection, guidance, and a willingness to grow.
At Orozco Siblings, we believe opportunity should be met with preparation. That's why participants are required to attend at least two workshops within the calendar year to qualify for our programs and opportunities.
We don't just open doors. We help people prepare to walk through them.
STEP 2: Technology & Mentorship
We provide laptops and mentorship to help young people overcome barriers to education and access opportunities that support their future. By combining technology with guidance and support, we help students build the skills and confidence to reach their potential.
STEP 3: Scholarships
Talent is everywhere, but access to opportunity is not.
Orozco Siblings provides scholarships to students who are committed to their education and future but may face financial barriers along the way.