After-School All-Stars
After-School All-Stars National Headquarters, 6300 Wilshire Blvd, Ste. 1210, Los Angeles, CA 90048
About
After-School All-Stars offers homework help and mentorship along with project-based learning and leadership preparation. Students can take part in coding and robotics, mathematics, and computer science, as well as ballet and modern dance, film and music production, and fashion and design. The program also includes nutrition and fitness, gardening and cooking, sports, dance, yoga, field trips and workplace tours, expert-guided projects and workshops, and guest presentations and panel discussions.
• Price: Programs are free
After-School All-Stars’ mission is to provide comprehensive after-school and summer programs that keep children safe and help them succeed in school and life.
The program is one of the country’s largest nonprofit organizations working to close the opportunity gap for low-income and historically underserved youth, with trained mentors serving over 140,000 students living in high-poverty communities. It comprises 16 chapters, with programs currently offered at 754 school-year sites and summer camps in 77 cities across the country. The organization uses a Positive Youth Development approach and partners with families and communities to support long-term success. After-School All-Stars received a $2 million gift from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, and Crypto.com donated $1 million to After-School All-Stars in collaboration with the LA Kings and Kings Care Foundation. The Champions Society brings together dedicated supporters committed to expanding opportunities for students.
Testimonials from families, students, alumni, and supporters describe different experiences with After-School All-Stars. A grandmother in Cleveland notes that her grandchildren are learning new things and gaining confidence at ASAS. A student in Hawaii shares that before All-Stars they felt shy, and that at ASAS they started to feel the rhythm, have fun, use their voice, and find their power and purpose. An alum who is now a WNBA player says ASAS played a big role in empowering her and that she is a representation of the impact of the programs. A national board member explains that what caught his attention was the way the program instills entrepreneurial skills in students. A student in Puget Sound says ASAS gives an automatic community and people to talk to. A parent in New York says her daughter comes home excited to share what she learned, is trying new things and meeting new people, and that After-School All-Stars is helping her build confidence and find her voice. A student in Los Angeles says they have created many new friendships, enjoy doing sports and being on the basketball team, and feel it is a great opportunity to be at ASAS.
Last updated August 10, 2026.
• Price: Programs are free
After-School All-Stars’ mission is to provide comprehensive after-school and summer programs that keep children safe and help them succeed in school and life.
The program is one of the country’s largest nonprofit organizations working to close the opportunity gap for low-income and historically underserved youth, with trained mentors serving over 140,000 students living in high-poverty communities. It comprises 16 chapters, with programs currently offered at 754 school-year sites and summer camps in 77 cities across the country. The organization uses a Positive Youth Development approach and partners with families and communities to support long-term success. After-School All-Stars received a $2 million gift from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, and Crypto.com donated $1 million to After-School All-Stars in collaboration with the LA Kings and Kings Care Foundation. The Champions Society brings together dedicated supporters committed to expanding opportunities for students.
Testimonials from families, students, alumni, and supporters describe different experiences with After-School All-Stars. A grandmother in Cleveland notes that her grandchildren are learning new things and gaining confidence at ASAS. A student in Hawaii shares that before All-Stars they felt shy, and that at ASAS they started to feel the rhythm, have fun, use their voice, and find their power and purpose. An alum who is now a WNBA player says ASAS played a big role in empowering her and that she is a representation of the impact of the programs. A national board member explains that what caught his attention was the way the program instills entrepreneurial skills in students. A student in Puget Sound says ASAS gives an automatic community and people to talk to. A parent in New York says her daughter comes home excited to share what she learned, is trying new things and meeting new people, and that After-School All-Stars is helping her build confidence and find her voice. A student in Los Angeles says they have created many new friendships, enjoy doing sports and being on the basketball team, and feel it is a great opportunity to be at ASAS.
Last updated August 10, 2026.
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