1994
The year Save Our Youth began serving kids in the Denver area.
The young people who join our program and experience a successful mentoring relationship are more likely to experience an increase in spiritual, emotional, and economic hope.


We rely on God for our strength, guidance, and purpose. Our work flows from a posture of trust in Him, not just acknowledgment.
Hope sees what’s possible, finds a way forward, and takes the next step. We take ownership of our own hope so we can speak life into others and stay grounded in purpose—especially when it’s hard.
We don’t drift into unity—we choose it. We show up for each other, speak truth with love, and move forward as one team. Collaboration isn’t just helpful—it’s how we win.
We pursue excellence without apology—bringing our best effort, creativity, and focus to everything we do. Excellence isn’t perfection; it’s doing the best we can with what we have, every time.
The year Save Our Youth began serving kids in the Denver area.
The number of youths served in 2025.
The number of months an average Save Our Youth mentoring relationship lasts.
The number of youth in the greater Denver metro area who still need a mentor.
Well-trained, highly experienced, and eager to help mentors do great work.
Representing a wide range of industries, they guide the vision and direction of the organization.
Crossroads Church
Save Our Youth
Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church
Globe Life Family Heritage
Cirrus
Bona
TekStream Solutions
Independent Investor & Ministry Leader
Attorney
HCM
Denver’s “Summer of Violence” devastates families across the city. The crisis prompts pastors, social workers, and others to address the issue collaboratively.
Mentoring emerges as one way to address the issues plaguing Denver’s youth, and Save Our Youth is launched.
Save Our Youth launches The Master’s Apprentice, an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit, to address the gaps in employment preparation for young men and women.
Co-founder Luis Villarreal passes the torch of leadership to the new CEO and President, Russel Dains.
Serving nearly 3500 youth, Save Our Youth celebrates 30 years of mentoring in the Denver Metro Area.