ADT Inc. Donates $100,000 to All Things Made New for Youth Development and Safety Programs

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As part of its Safe Places program, ADT Inc., a leading provider of smart home and small business security solutions, has donated $100,000 to support All Things Made New, a Dallas-area nonprofit organization. The donation will fund the creation of two ADT Safe Places Drop-In Centers in Irving, serving youth across Dallas County and nearby neighborhoods. These centers will provide vital services, including tutoring, trauma-informed care, and access to technology, to support the well-being and education of young people aged 10 to 18.

Key Takeaways:

  • ADT Inc. donated $100,000 to All Things Made New, a Dallas-area nonprofit, to support youth development and safety programs.
  • The donation will fund the creation of two ADT Safe Places Drop-In Centers in Irving, serving youth across Dallas County and nearby neighborhoods.
  • The ADT Safe Places Drop-In Centers will provide services such as tutoring, trauma-informed care, and access to technology to support the well-being and education of young people aged 10 to 18.
  • ADT provided smart security systems and donated funds for a co-branded 10-passenger van to support the youths' safety and transportation needs.
  • Michelle Flores, Executive Director of All Things Made New, emphasized the importance of partnerships like this in expanding access to safe spaces and resources for young people.

Statistics:

  • $100,000: The amount donated by ADT Inc. to support All Things Made New's youth development and safety programs.
  • 2: The number of ADT Safe Places Drop-In Centers to be created in Irving, serving youth across Dallas County and nearby neighborhoods.
  • 10-18: The age range of youth to be served by the ADT Safe Places Drop-In Centers.
  • 10: The number of passengers that the provided co-branded van can accommodate.

Sources:

  • ADT.com
  • allthingsmadenew.net