LOGIC Mentoring · Chicago
The future isn't found. It's built.
We connect Chicago-area youth to mentorship, financial capability, technology, and pathways to opportunity — including underserved and low-income youth, and those facing educational, social-emotional, or justice-system barriers. Ages and opportunities vary by program.
Our purpose
Talent is everywhere. Access isn't. LOGIC puts the skills, people, and pathways within reach — so young people can build the future they choose.
Three pillars. One foundation.
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01
Financial capability
BluPRNT introduces budgeting, saving, credit basics, and real-life money decisions through practical exercises.
02
Technology
Coding, AI, and robotics for ages 9–17: opportunities to create coding projects, develop AI literacy, and explore robotics.
03
Mentorship & pathways
Communication, conflict resolution, and goal-setting with trusted mentors. Pathways, for ages 12–24, focuses on career exploration, life skills, and reentry or transition supports.
The learning journey
From first line of code to real opportunity.
- Step 1
Coding
- Step 2
AI
- Step 3
Robotics
- Step 4
Projects
- Step 5
Skills
- Step 6
Pathways
An intended learning journey: explore tools, practice skills, create projects, and consider next steps. Experiences vary by program; education and career results are not guaranteed.
Why mentorship matters
Skills open the door. People help you walk through it.
A course can teach Python. A mentor helps a young person believe the work is theirs to do — and shows them what comes next.
At LOGIC, every program is anchored in steady relationships with caring adults who listen, challenge, and stay.
Build it with us.
Companies, schools, and community partners make this work possible. Let's talk about what we can build together.