He established the Darryl Stingley Youth Foundation, in Chicago, to provide aid to inner-city youth.
In retirement he appeared on television and in motion pictures and formed a youth foundation in 1969.
Sandusky retired after the 1999 season and committed to working at the Second Mile, a youth foundation he started in 1977.
Many of these, admittedly, are quasi-state bodies, like an official youth foundation, or businesses in disguise, like private schools, but a growing number are the real deal.
Parker runs a youth foundation that has trained top-flight players, including Anthony Davis, now at Kentucky, and Wayne Blackshear, at Louisville, both former McDonald's All-Americans.
Though the line is growing sophisticated, it also pushes the stay-in-school, don't-do-drugs agenda of Williams's youth foundation, the JYD Project.
Some state grants that were part of the prison budget were later awarded to a youth foundation of which Mr. Ballance was chairman.
Mascara and lipstick create the illusion of large eyes and full lips, both signals of youth; foundation and blusher mimic clear, healthy, rosy skin.
Wahlberg's charity, the Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation, has partnered with the Taco Bell Foundation for Teens to help further enable adults to complete their education online.
(Anderson) WU LYF (Friday) The inscrutable cult that once cast their braggadocio to the farthest reaches of the Internet, World Unite Lucifer Youth Foundation was revealed last year to be a cadre of Britons with true, aggressive art-rock talent.
(Anderson) WU LYF (Thursday) The inscrutable cult that once cast its braggadocio to the farthest reaches of the Internet, World Unite Lucifer Youth Foundation, was revealed last year to be a cadre of Brits with true, aggressive art-rock talent.
