Sponsors/Grants/Fundrasing/Partners:

Teens Tutor Teens is a permanent partner of Global Giving and as been vetted by this company for the year 2022. Teens Tutor Teens plans to continue to use this source as a way to fund raise and learn from the unlimited resources Global Giving provides them. We also received the Global Giving Staff Favorite Badge, as our organization was selected by someone on their team for the year 2019. 
Teens Tutor Teens is fortunate to receive grant funding from the Walmart Community Foundation.
Teens Tutor Teens had a partnership with Invictus Institute. I​nvictus Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that has been offering online tutoring services to disadvantaged children since 2012. They currently operate in Ghana, Greece, Haiti, India, Kenya, Mexico, Nigeria, Philippines, Uganda, and Vietnam, with plans to expand into other countries.  Teens Tutor Teens supplied this institute with tutors across the globe in order to aid their mission. 
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Teens Tutor Teens is a recipient of a Google Grants award. The Google Grants program supports registered nonprofit organizations that share Google's philosophy of community service to help the world in areas such as science and technology, education, global public health, the environment, youth advocacy, and the arts. Google Grants is an in-kind advertising program that awards free online advertising to nonprofits via Google AdWords.
Teens Tutor Teens is grateful to receive aid through Microsoft for non-profits in order to supply free to low-cost solutions such as word and excel to our executives and tutors. 
Track It Forward is a volunteer time tracking software designed to streamline the reporting process for volunteers and coordinators. Teens Tutor Teens is excited to use their software to track more and more volunteer hours efficiently, accurately, and effectively. 
Teens Tutor Teens has achieved the 2022 Platinum Seal of Transparency. We strive to be very open with people who use our platform and plan to continue to be open with those who donate and continue to use the resources in Teens Tutor Teens.
Teens Tutor Teens is a Certified Organization for the Presidential Volunteer Service Award. We are grateful for the ability to work with Points of Light on coordinating these awards to our tutors who meet the minimum requirements of service hours to obtain the Bronze, Silver, and even Gold level of these awards. 
Wacom is the global leader in the pen display and tablet market for creative users. As a technology company, we provide cutting-edge digital ink solutions for a wide range of partners using and producing smartphones, tablets and digital stationery. They have been instrumental in providing technological aid for tutoring.

In the Media:

Teens Tutor Teens during COVID-19 was able to have a successful fundraiser and raise money for select food pantries. One of the food pantries we raised money for was Minnie's Food Pantry. We saw that Minnie's had amazing communication with its community. And it doesn't hurt that both organizations are female founded! Click on their logo to find out more for what you could do for them! Volunteer, raise funds, and help them any way you can!
Teens Tutor Teens selected its final Food Pantry to receive aid: The Atlanta Community Food Bank! Both 501(c)3s with headquarters located in Georgia, ATL, Teens Tutor Teens wanted to strengthen its community partnerships and aid. We are excited to be helping them obtain funds to purchase foods and feed more members in our community. 
Gabriela Nguena Jones, the current CFO & Founder of Teens Tutor Teens, was chosen by Vanderbilt University as an Ingram Scholar due to a well founded community service project and commitment to service. Thousand of applicants applied; however, less than 1% were selected for this scholarship. Read more about Teens Tutor Teen's humble beginning from her interview by the Vanderbilt Hustler.
Teens Tutor Teens was published in Getting Smart's blog under Gabriela Nguena Jones, Erin Kim, Anne Wang, Meghna Raman, and Dana Agbede. Here we discuss our motivation and drive to open a 501(c)3 like Teens Tutor Teens, and the implications our Teens have had on every student we tutored. 
Meet Gabriela Nguena Jones, a teenager who started a nonprofit dedicated to teens tutoring teens. She chats with Megan and Gretchen about:
  • what prompted her to start a nonprofit when she was a sophomore in high school
  • where she got her work ethic and resilience from
  • what it’s like being a college freshman this year during COVID
  • tips for apply to college
  • tips for being a great peer tutor
Teens Tutor Teens + California was invited to speak on Sophie Pichay's podcast "This Is My Path." Sophie asked about how Gabriela Nguena Jones, CEO and Founder of Teens Tutor Teens, started her non-profit, how did she grew it, and what future goals for the 501(c)3 is. Sophie also had a chance to ask the California Branch about their operations, and what type of leadership is making it happen. Special thanks to Sophie for allowing Gabriela Nguena Jones, Sumana, and Iman share their story.
Disrupt Education by Peter Hostrawser.
Gabriela Nguena Jones is the CEO and Founder of Teens Tutor Teens. She aims to help youth regain the skills and confidence to excel in the classroom. Gabriela believes that the face of the job industry is changing to be a more competitive environment requiring advanced degrees, prior experience, and connections to succeed. This is why she has garnered a passion to aid youth in obtaining a strong educational and business background to give them a chance to enter that competitive market. Her initial experiences in managing non-profits comes from leadership roles such as being the youngest inducted member for Global Giving’s Leadership Council at the age of 17. Gabriela, an Ingram Scholar at Vanderbilt, has taken her previous accumulation of business and entrepreneurship into her franchises across the United States. She hopes to continue growing the organization and seek more opportunities for the students and tutor in the organization.
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3 Teens Who Are Changing the World Article By Mei Mei Fox
Many entrepreneurs dream of being mentioned in Forbes Magazine at some point in their career. Recently, sophomore Gabriela Nguena Jones did just that, being featured in the magazine at just age 19 for her years of work as the founder and CEO of Teens Tutor Teens. 
College student Gabriela Nguena Jones says her two grandmothers were products of their environments in their native Cameroon, unable to obtain high school diplomas because of a lack of access to education. In honor of her grandmothers, Elise and Veronique, Gabriela founded Elise Veronique Helping Hands: Teens Tutor Teens (TTT). ​

Past Events:

Fall 2020: During this TEDx event, we discussed business and entrepreneurship in youth. Teens Tutor Teens is a 501(c) 3 that is built upon the wish for high school peers to succeed in the school system. Education is found to be an important element in life in deciding the role the student will have. Financial literacy and a strong business acumen is critical for youth to acquire, and this TEDx event featured individuals in the community who have acquired these skills.
Hosted by: Anne Wang and Gabby Jones
Fall 2021: Diversity and Inclusion Workshop
At Teens Tutor Teens, one of the last things we have to worry about is gender pay inequality because no one is getting paid. Haha, all jokes aside. Teens Tutor Teens' last survey revealed that diversity is integrated well within our programs with over 70% women and over 70% minorities as tutors in our program.  We want to make sure we are matching a population to those who we tutor, and learn more about our differences to find and bridge similarities in education. Diversity is important, but inclusion is integral.
Hosted by : Sumana Hiremath and Gabby Jones