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Helping Our Young Black Men by Giving Real-life Examples

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What is the project about?

My website will help single mom's and frustrated single dads with their out-of-control young boys.  Although we will help any single parent of any race we are targeting African American boys and young men.

We will allow them access to Recorded and Live webinars featuring African American mentors from all walks of live.  Such as: police officers, Pastors, business owners, teachers, principals, mechanics, etc.

There will be time for questions and answers, action plans for success and much more.

We will also make ourselves available for phone or online one-on-one talk sessions to allow them to express themselves and have someone who cares listen.

How will we use the funds?

I will use 100% of the funds to expand the website and market to single parents online and newsprint.

Why am I doing this?

Because I work in our community and I understand that we are all good inside but some of us are misguided.  I've hired several people for my company that had a criminal record and I sat down with them and listened and gave them a 2nd chance, sometimes a 3rd!

I'm also on the board of a Charter school and I see first hand that there are some children that need special attention before they are lost.

 http://blackcrowdfundingnet.towema.com/en/projects/366
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