NewsCommunity Newspapers (Miami)September 7, 2026Miami-Dade
South Florida After-School All-Stars launches campaign to address $1 million funding shortfall
South Florida After-School All-Stars (SFASAS) is launching the 'Keeping the Lights On' campaign to offset a $1 million reduction in government funding. The organization, which serves thousands of students across 26 locations, is seeking 300 monthly donors to maintain current program hours and student capacity.
Read the full story at Community Newspapers (Miami)Why It Matters
The funding gap threatens to reduce the number of students served and the availability of after-school programming hours for families across South Florida.
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Who's Mentioned
personSean Prospect“Executive Director of SFASAS and Ambassador for the Afterschool Alliance.”organizationAfterschool Alliance“National organization behind the 'Lights On Afterschool' initiative.”organizationMiami Community Newspapers“Publisher of the article.”organizationSouth Florida After-School All-Stars“Organization providing after-school and summer programs across 26 sites.”locationJungle Island“Site of the upcoming 30th Anniversary Gala.”