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Benny Foster
Founder & Head Mentor
Benny Foster is the heart and vision behind Mentorloop. As Founder & Head Mentor, he is committed to ensuring that every student has the academic, social, and emotional support needed to succeed. With a deep belief in the power of mentorship, Benny created Mentorloop to bridge the gap between students and the guidance they need to thrive.
With a background in tutoring children who struggle with the English language, Benny saw firsthand the transformative impact that one-on-one mentorship can have on a student’s confidence and future. Under his leadership, Mentorloop has grown into a community where teen mentors provide individualized support in language and literacy, homework help, and goal-setting. His approach centers on empowerment—helping students recognize their strengths and chart a meaningful path forward.
For Benny, mentorship is more than just guidance; it’s about helping students see the possibilities within themselves and giving them the tools to reach them. His dedication continues to shape Mentorloop’s mission: to provide every student with a strong foundation for success.
Danny Foster
Co -Founder, Senior Mentor
Danny Foster is a junior at Scarsdale High School with a strong passion for math and science. Naturally curious, Danny loves asking questions, exploring how things work, and watching Jeopardy! to challenge his knowledge.
An animal lover at heart, Danny shares a special bond with his two labradoodles, Coco and Bella. He also enjoys birdwatching and photographing animals. Danny is known for his easygoing personality, great sense of humor, and ability to make others feel comfortable—traits that help him connect easily with peers and younger students alike.
In his free time, Danny enjoys playing and watching football with friends, photographing the natural world, and spending time at the beach. Whether he's learning or helping others learn, Danny brings energy, creativity, and fun to everything he does.
Morgan Klein
Mentor - Art Specialist
Morgan is a junior at Greenwich Country Day School and has a passion for learning, sports, arts and crafts, and making a positive impact in her community. As a mentor, she finds joy in helping others discover their interests, build confidence, and work toward their goals.
Known for her friendly nature, creativity, and kind heart, Morgan easily connects with people of all ages. She brings enthusiasm and empathy to everything she does, creating a supportive and inspiring environment for those around her.
Ian DiLorenzo
Mentor
Ian is a senior at Scarsdale High School and possesses a strong passion for languages and communication. He’s an active member of the Latin, Spanish, and Linguistics Clubs, and enjoys exploring how language connects people and cultures.
Ian also loves working with kids. He volunteers as a Latin teacher, camp counselor, and ESL tutor, bringing patience, enthusiasm, and creativity to every role. In his free time, he enjoys playing volleyball, basketball, and Bananagrams.
Friendly, thoughtful, and energetic, Ian is a dedicated mentor who’s always excited to support and inspire others.
Christopher Strovink
Mentor
Christopher is a student at Scarsdale High School (Class of 2027) with a passion for sports and connecting with others. His favorite classes include Math, Science, and Spanish. He played on the Scarsdale High School basketball team and competed in travel basketball for many years during the off-season.
He has spent many summers working as a camp counselor for five- and six-year-olds and volunteers with Backyard Sports Cares, where he supports children through active play and engagement. Chris is excited to join Mentorloop and looks forward to supporting students who can benefit from guidance and encouragement.
Ivy Fischer
Mentor
Ivy Fischer brings compassion, leadership, and hands-on experience to her role as a mentor with Mentorloop. As a junior at Scarsdale High School, she is deeply committed to supporting students and children in need, particularly those facing learning challenges.
With a passion for History, English, and Science, Ivy has channeled her academic strengths into meaningful service. As a fourth-grade teaching assistant at Greenacres Elementary School, she supported students with special needs and learning differences. Through this work, Ivy has witnessed firsthand the transformative impact that individualized attention and encouragement can have on a student’s confidence and growth. Ivy’s commitment to making a difference extends beyond the classroom. She previously volunteered at the Pleasantville Cottage School with her dog, Frankie, who trained as a certified therapy dog. This experience deepened her understanding of how patience and connection help children feel safe and supported.
As a field hockey and lacrosse goalie, Ivy knows the importance of communication, teamwork, and staying calm under pressure, skills she brings to every mentoring interaction. As President-Elect of Scarsdale Lacrosse Leadership, she coordinates fundraising for the Bronx Lacrosse League and organizes an annual scrimmage day that brings together youth from different communities.
For Ivy, mentorship is about creating a space where students feel comfortable, confident, and empowered. Her patience, guidance, and humor help put students at ease, giving them the support they need to recognize their potential and achieve their goals.
Ayla Kantor
Mentor
Ayla is a junior at Scarsdale High School with a strong passion for learning and helping others grow. She has experience working with children with disabilities, having worked for the past four years at JCC’s Sunday Funday program. There, she has developed a deep understanding of the importance of patience, empathy, and individualized support.
As a mentor, Ayla forms genuine connections with the children she works with by building trust and creating a positive, encouraging environment. Ayla is excited to be part of Mentorloop and looks forward to making a meaningful impact by guiding and inspiring others.
Michel Rabbah
Mentor
Michel is a sophomore at Byram Hills High School, with a passion for math and technology. His favorite classes are math and science, and he has spent the past few years learning to code. Outside of school, he plays lacrosse, has played the violin for five years, and spends a lot of time fishing.
Michel tutors other students at school and has volunteered with younger kids in his community. He is patient and easy to talk to, and he enjoys working through tough problems until they click. He looks forward to helping younger students build confidence and discover what they’re capable of.