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Title: 2025 Donations Support BridgeYear’s Career Exploration and Training Programs

BridgeYear Expands Career Training Thanks to Donors and Corporate PartnersHouston, TX — November 19, 2025 — As Houston’s economy continues to grow, new career opportunities are emerging every day. Yet too many young people, full of talent and ambition, are still waiting for their chance to step into them. BridgeYear, a leading education-to-workforce nonprofit, is helping close that gap by connecting Houston’s youth to hands-on training and apprenticeships that lead directly to stable, high-demand careers — no four-year degree required.This progress is made possible by generous community donations and corporate partners who believe that every young person deserves the opportunity to thrive.From Students to ElectriciansIn October 2025, 23 BridgeYear students graduated from Texas Technical Trade School, completing their electrical training and ready to step into full-time apprenticeships. These young professionals learned to read blueprints, install fixtures, and safely wire buildings — skills that power Houston’s homes, hospitals, and businesses."These students didn’t just learn from a textbook. They learned by doing,” said Victoria Chen, Co-Founder and Executive Director of BridgeYear. “When donors invest in our programs, they’re helping young people find confidence, direction, and stability.”Read more about their journey on LinkedIn.This is one of many stories made possible through donor and corporate support, proving that when the community invests in young people, Houston’s future shines brighter.Connecting Students and Employers: BridgeYear’s MissionBridgeYear was founded on a simple but powerful mission:To connect youth to meaningful careers and educational pathways that provide economic stability and independence.Many students graduate unaware of the...

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