The Twenty-Twenty Corporation is a nonprofit organization based in Baltimore, Maryland. The organization serves the youth residing in the Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan Area. The organization focuses its efforts on its two primary youth-centered missions: positive recreational opportunities and educational enhancement and support. History The organization was founded in December 2005. It received its 501(c)(3) exemption in January 2006. The organization's first year of business solely entailed recreational activities for the area youth. In January 2007 The Twenty-Twenty Corporation joined the Maryland Association of Nonprofit Organizations (MD Nonprofits). Organization The Twenty-Twenty Corporation is organized into five divisions of appointed staff and two elected offices, the Office of the President and the Board of Trustees. The Office of the President includes the President/Chief Executive Officer, the Public Policy Liaison, the Secretary and the Chairman of the Board of Trustees (who also serves on the Board of Trustees). With the exception of the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, none of the elected officials have voting powers. The Board of Trustees has nine elected officials. Trustees are elected by the Corporate Members. Members of the Corporation are divided into two categories: Corporate Members and Members. Corporate Members are those donors in the top 75th percentile, based on accumulated donations and who have a vested interest in the organization. Corporate members are allowed to participate in nominations and elections, present and organize events (with Corporate endorsements), participate on special committees, represent the Corporation at certain events (with Presidential endorsements) and authorize/sponsor the participation of any otherwise unqualified individual in any Corporate program. Members are the participants, in general, of the organization's programs. Members do not have voting or sponsoring power, but are recognized as regular participants in programs and are entitled to preferential access to such programs. Recreational opportunities Originally, the Corporation's mission was solely to provide positive activities for area youth to have the opportunity to engage in. The founder's premise was that time spent enjoying the events offered by the organization would be well invested in positive activities and not in negative and delinquent behavior. Thus, the backbone of The Twenty-Twenty Corporation's operations focuses on providing recreational activities to the youth. Many of the activities are organized based on inquiries and requests from the youth consensus. All activities are offered at no cost to the attendees. Educational enhancement and support The organization manages a tutoring program which focuses on educational support. The STRIKE