The organizations changing how the world prepares.
Survival Mastery powers some of the most respected outdoor, survival, and youth education programs in the world. From statewide early childhood networks to national youth organizations, we partner with the organizations bringing real preparedness skills to the next generation.
ECCLA Colorado
The Early Childhood Council Leadership Alliance is the hub and collective voice for Colorado's early childhood system — the statewide membership association serving all 36 Early Childhood Councils across Colorado's 64 counties. Founded as an informal collaborative in 1998 and incorporated as an independent 501(c)(3) in 2013, ECCLA advocates for the accessibility, quality, and equity of early childhood services for young children, their families, and the professionals who care for them. From scholarship programs to facility improvement grants to statewide policy advocacy, ECCLA strengthens the system that shapes Colorado's youngest learners.
In 2024 alone, ECCLA awarded $800,000 in scholarships to 270 early childhood professionals earning credentials, certificates, and degrees across 36 counties — while delivering nearly $290,000 in facility improvement funding to 81 family child care home programs across 23 counties. Their reach touches every corner of Colorado: 36 Early Childhood Councils, 64 counties, and countless families served by the workforce ECCLA exists to support.
Survival Mastery has worked with ECCLA Colorado for over five years, serving as their dedicated technology and digital infrastructure partner. Across that partnership, we've built and maintained the websites, portals, and online tools that connect the Early Childhood Council network with the families and professionals they serve. Today, we're working alongside them to bring their educational platforms into the modern age — a new generation of digital learning infrastructure designed to scale the impact of one of Colorado's most respected nonprofit organizations.
Scouting America
Scouting America is the largest scouting organization in the United States and one of the country's most iconic youth development institutions. Founded in 1910 and rebranded in 2025 from the Boy Scouts of America to reflect its now fully inclusive programs, Scouting America serves more than one million young people through Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA, Venturing, Sea Scouting, and Exploring. Holding one of the rare Congressional Charters granted under Title 36 of the U.S. Code, the organization carries 115 years of legacy, the Scout Oath and Law, and the conviction that young people prepared through character, leadership, and service become the citizens this country needs.
More than 130 million Americans have participated in Scouting since 1910, with over 2.75 million earning the rank of Eagle Scout. Today, one million active youth are supported by 477,000 adult volunteers across all 50 states, contributing more than 7 million hours of community service annually. As a founding member of the World Organization of the Scout Movement, Scouting America belongs to a global Scout family of 55 million young people.
Survival Mastery is actively working with Scouting America's National Council on a platform deployment designed to bring the full Scouting experience into a modern digital environment. We've built a complete demonstration covering scout course progression, merit badge tracking, troop leader command centers, council-level dashboards, AI-powered learning support, and revenue-sharing infrastructure across troop, council, and national levels. The deployment is in active evaluation, with the goal of giving Scouting America a digital platform that honors the rigor of the Scout Oath and the realities of how today's families engage with learning.
Kingdom Builders
Kingdom Builders Family Life Centers is a Colorado Springs nonprofit founded in 2013 by Lisa E. Jenkins, a domestic violence survivor who turned her own story of escape and healing into an organization built for others walking the same path. KBFLC serves individuals and families affected by domestic violence and sexual violence — with particular focus on BIPOC communities, men, children, and young adults historically underserved by traditional support systems.
Kingdom Builders operates at the intersection of crisis and transformation — meeting survivors at their most vulnerable moments and walking with them through recovery. Their services span violence prevention and interruption, youth development and mentorship, emergency housing assistance, advocacy, and community education. By centering communities often overlooked by mainstream services — including the rare and critical work of supporting male survivors of domestic violence — KBFLC has built a reputation as the place in Colorado Springs that listens, believes, and helps survivors find their footing again.
Kingdom Builders is a strategic partner of Survival Mastery — one of two organizations partnering with us as brand ambassadors and champions of the work we do. Together with Kingdom Builders, we're launching a pilot program designed to bring online education to youth and adults navigating abuse, recovery, and toxic home environments — an audience whose needs traditional education platforms aren't built to meet. Over the next year we'll be building out a full curriculum together, designed specifically for the communities KBFLC serves. The work begins with what matters most: showing up for people who need it.
Xi Pi Uplift Foundation
The Xi Pi Uplift Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2003, serving the Pikes Peak Region through scholarships, youth development, leadership programs, and community service. As the charitable arm of the Xi Pi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., one of the historic Divine Nine fraternities founded at Howard University in 1911, Uplift carries forward a century-old legacy of brotherhood, scholarship, and service. From the Omega Showboat and the High School Talent Hunt to the Educating Children of Color Summit and the African American Youth Leadership Conference, every program is designed to lift the next generation while strengthening the community at home.
Since 2003, the Xi Pi Uplift Foundation has awarded over $328,000 in scholarships and grants to local high school students, funded college endowments across the region, and supported community institutions ranging from the Care and Share Food Bank to Kingdom Builders Family Life Centers. Their work reaches young people through mentorship, alternative-sentencing programs like Teen Court, and the kind of consistent, decades-long community presence that makes lasting change possible.
Uplift Foundation is a strategic partner of Survival Mastery and one of two organizations partnering with us as brand ambassadors and champions of the work we do. Uplift's Signature Sponsor relationship with us reflects a shared belief that real community change comes from investing in young people and the people who serve them. Through Uplift, we've also been introduced to Kingdom Builders Family Life Centers, where we're now launching a pilot program designed to bring online education to youth and adults navigating abuse and recovery. The partnership represents what we mean when we say we want to work with organizations doing the real work in their communities.
What working with us looks like.
Your curriculum, your experts, your brand. We provide the platform that powers it — not a template you have to fit into.
Multi-tenant architecture, role-based dashboards, attendance and assessment infrastructure, and the reporting your stakeholders expect.
Your data stays yours. We handle it under your instructions, we invest in the outcome alongside you, and we measure our success by yours.
We've done this. We know what schools, scouts, and youth programs need because we've worked alongside them — not because a focus group told us.
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