Immerse Arkansas receives generous $600,000 matching gift fund to support youth in crisis
Immerse Arkansas, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping youth in crisis in Arkansas, recently announced a significant donation of $600,000 from anonymous benefactors. The donation will serve as a matching gift fund to double the impact of donations from first-time donors in 2025. This generous contribution will help Immerse Arkansas continue to provide crucial support for youth in their journey towards healing and independence.
Founded in 2010, Immerse Arkansas aims to disrupt cycles of trauma and poverty in the state by working with young people between the ages of 14 and 24. The organization provides resources and support to help these individuals overcome their past challenges and build skills for a better life. The donation will enable Immerse Arkansas to expand its reach and serve more youth in crisis throughout Arkansas.
Tanner Mezel, president of Immerse’s Board of Directors, expressed gratitude for the benefactors’ vision and generosity, emphasizing the importance of empowering youth in their path towards healing and healthy adulthood. Eric Gilmore, founder and CEO of Immerse, highlighted the impact of inviting new donors to connect with the organization’s mission, creating a wider circle of support for young people in need.
The matching gift fund not only highlights the generosity of the anonymous benefactors but also underscores the importance of community support in helping youth overcome trauma and adversity. Immerse Arkansas looks forward to the potential impact of this donation as they continue to provide vital services to youth in crisis across the state.
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