Where ABLE is running

Thirteen chapters across Colorado, California, British Columbia, and Pakistan, running the Business and Health branches.

100,000+

people reached so far.

500+

people directly impacted by our programs.

85

student leaders: four leading each chapter, our officer team, and ten Global Youth Ambassadors.

13

chapters, from Colorado to California, British Columbia and Pakistan.

200+

educational posts across LinkedIn, TikTok, and Instagram.

Map of the United States showing ABLE chapters ABLE chapters across Colorado, clustered around Colorado Springs and Denver. The full list, including the chapters in California, British Columbia and Pakistan, follows the map. Denver Colorado Springs
All chapters as a list
Colorado Springs, CO
Discovery Canyon Campus High School
ABLE Business
Colorado Springs, CO
Discovery Canyon Campus High School
ABLE Health
Colorado Springs, CO
The Classical Academy High School
ABLE Business
Colorado Springs, CO
Rampart High School
ABLE Business
Colorado Springs, CO
Rampart High School
ABLE Health
Colorado Springs, CO
Air Academy High School
ABLE Business
Monument, CO
Lewis Palmer High School
ABLE Health
Thornton, CO
Stargate High School
ABLE Business
Broomfield, CO
Broomfield
ABLE Health
Denver, CO
Denver
ABLE Business
Cupertino, CA
Cupertino
ABLE Business
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Vancouver
ABLE Business
Hyderabad, Pakistan
Govt Allama Iqbal High School
ABLE Business

Want ABLE at your school? A chapter runs the same free, member-led branches, and we help with structure and materials. Start a chapter.

In their words

What our speakers say.

Professionals who gave their time to talk to our students, on what they saw.

“I was incredibly impressed by the students behind ABLE Initiatives. Their professionalism, follow-up, and thoughtful questions made it clear that they are serious about creating meaningful educational opportunities for other students.”

Mark BittleFounder & CEO, ConnectionMark · spoke at the How to Build a $tartup Workshop

“This is a fantastic initiative—well done to all involved!”

Michelle BeyrleDeputy Executive Director, El Paso County Public Health · spoke at the Health Literacy Workshop

“Giving young people early exposure to business, entrepreneurship, and the many paths success can take is incredibly valuable.”

Clay GuilloryFounder, Titan Robotics · spoke at the How to Build a $tartup Workshop

“I enjoyed my experience because it was very interactive with participants showing interest and asking questions.”

Ameya YelneBusiness student, UT Austin · spoke at the Exploring Business Majors Webinar

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