Impact

Washington, D.C. is one of the most globally connected cities in the United States, yet many young people growing up in the city, particularly girls of color from under-resourced communities, have limited opportunities to experience the world beyond their immediate surroundings. iFLY Youth addresses this experience gap by providing global learning opportunities that allow local youth to explore new cultures and languages while developing a deeper understanding of their own identity and the role they play in their community and the broader world.

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Map of Central and South America showing the number of girls migrating to the U.S. from various countries between 2018 and 2026, with markers on the map for Costa Rica, Belize, Panama, Columbia, and other countries, alongside yearly data for each country.
Map showing the number of girls trafficked from or to various Central American countries over the years. Costa Rica is highlighted for 2018, 2022, and 2023, Belize for 2026, Panama for 2025, Colombia for 2019. The map features points and bubbles with associated figures and years.
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81+

Girls Served

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$420,000

in scholarships given

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19,200+

Miles traveled

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Annual Report

Learn more about what our organization has been up to this past year.

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2025 Impact Report

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In 2025, iFLY Youth produced our first formal Impact Report. This report evaluated scholar development across our 13 outcome areas, including leadership, confidence, global awareness, community engagement, and emotional growth. The findings from this report have helped us identify both strengths and opportunities for growth

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