The Day II Day Foundation
Our Mission
The Day II Day Foundation is dedicated to empowering inner-city youth by fostering trust, instilling confidence, and equipping them with essential resources for academic success and personal development. Our aim is to cultivate growth, resilience, and self-sufficiency in the lives of the youth, enabling them to reach their full potential.
Our Vision
The Day II Day Foundation envisions a future where inner city youth are supported and empowered. We strive to create a positive and nurturing environment through mentorship, educational initiatives, and physical and mental health programs.
Our Goals
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Help facilitate the achievement of inner-city youth in their academic, athletic, and personal objectives by connecting them with the appropriate resources.
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Advocate for and promote physical health, mental well-being, and overall wellness.
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Foster the development of responsible life skills that contribute to personal and professional growth.
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Highlight and promote the importance of literacy as a fundamental skill for success.
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Cultivate positive relationships through mentorship and strategic partnerships.
Our Founder
David Dunn
David Dunn is a NFL alum, coach, and community leader dedicated to empowering inner-city youth in San Diego, CA. As the founder of the Day II Day Foundation, he has made it his mission to mentor and guide the youth, equipping them with the life skills, education, and support needed to succeed both on and off the field. Through the Day II Day Foundation, he provides at risk youth with academic support, leadership training, and guidance as they transition into adulthood. His work has transformed lives, fostering a culture of discipline, resilience, and opportunity for the next generation.
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A standout athlete himself, David played college football at Bakersfield Junior College before transferring to Fresno State University. His talent and determination led him to a successful seven-season career in the NFL. However, his greatest legacy is not what he accomplished on the field but the impact he continues to make in his community.
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