Editing America's Promise (section)

==Alliance partners==
One of the greatest strengths of America's Promise Alliance, one organizational analysis noted, is its ability to coordinate the national response to youth development by collaborating with its many partners, who "provide the arms and legs with which to carry out the Five Promises."<ref>[https://conservancy.umn.edu/bitstream/handle/11299/125510/Americas-Promise-A-Catalyst-for-Youth-Issues.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y Floyd, D. and Sauer, R.(n.d.), America’s Promise: A Catalyst for Youth Issues. University of Minnesota Digital Conservancy, 2012]</ref>

America's Promise counts nearly 400 national partners in its multi-sector alliance. Corporate partners include Target Corporation and State Farm; foundation partners include [[Usher's New Look]] Foundation and the [[Ford Foundation]]; nonprofit partners include [[Boys & Girls Clubs of America]], the [[YMCA]], and [[Big Brothers Big Sisters of America]]; education partners include the [[Council of Chief State School Officers]] (CCSSO), [[ASCD]], and the [[Education Commission of the States]]; faith-based partners include [[Catholic Charities USA]] and [[Faith Leaders for Community Change]].

America's Promise Alliance has the full list of its partners available on its website.<ref>[http://www.americaspromise.org/alliance#/ ''AmericasPromise.org'' America's Promise Alliance]</ref>