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Hey GK Fam!

As you know, our 100 Mentors in 100 Days Campaign Event is approaching, and the countdown is underway!

Thank you to our friends at for speaking with Quamauri Hardy, GK Advocacy and Outreach Manager, and Cardell Davis, Director of Business Development of Acey & Associates and Mentor, to learn more about our organization and upcoming event.

If you or anyone you know is interested in making a difference, join us for our event and learn more about what we do. Tickets are free for those who register.

For more information on how to become a mentor and to register, visit https://growingkings.org/100Mentors100Days/

Hey future mentors! Get ready for an incredible opportunity to make a real change in your community!

Join us for our 100 Mentors in 100 Days Campaign Event on June 30 at the Birmingham Barons game - and the best part? It's free!

Hurry and register to snag your spot, enjoy some delicious complimentary food, and connect with the GK team, current mentors, and other future mentors. It's going to be an amazing chance to have fun and build meaningful connections.

Don't miss out! The registration link is https://growingkings.org/100Mentors100Days/ . Sign up now and get ready for an unforgettable experience!

100 Mentors in 100 Days     Growing Kings recognizes the critical role that mentors play in shaping the lives of young individuals and believes that every child deserves a supportive and empowering mentor figure. Through this ambitious campaign, Growing

We are excited to announce the launch of our 100 Mentors in 100 Days mentor recruitment campaign!

At Growing Kings, we believe every young boy deserves a caring mentor to guide, support, and empower them. And now, we need YOU to join us in making a difference!

Are you ready to be the change you want to see?

Can you commit a few hours a month to make a lasting impact?

If your answer is YES, then we want YOU to become a mentor!

Our 100 Mentors in 100 Days campaign aims to recruit a hundred dedicated individuals within a hundred days. Together, we can shape the future generation and foster positive change in our community!

Sign up today at https://growingkings.org/100Mentors100Days/ 💜💛

Here is a recap of last week’s field trip to Miles College. Our 6th grade Measures of a Man students had an enriching experience during their college tour. The visit provided an opportunity for the students to explore the campus and gain valuable insights into the myriad offerings and opportunities available at Miles College.

Happy Black History Month from Growing Kings 💜💛!

Join us in celebrating Black History Month! This month and every month, we honor the past, celebrate the present, and work towards a better future. Let's come together to recognize the contributions and achievements of Black Americans, and continue to strive for equality and justice for all.

Attention GK Family!

The ABMOC January Meeting has been postponed for today. We apologize for the inconvenience and we will provide more information at a later time.

ABMoC Alabama Network January Meeting Jefferson County Family Court PIO Lunch and Learn

Mentoring is a key element to success. At Growing Kings, we believe in the significance of mentoring and the practices and principles that shape it.

In the Science of Mentoring series, you will learn about the vital elements we use to help provide our mentors with the tools needed to succeed and be impactful.

This week’s element is monitoring and support.

Here is a look at Huffman High School’s stage play “I Missed Christmas,” starring one of our Pharaohs and Kings students, Alston Benedict.

Pharaohs and Kings is one of our most recent programs designed to provide high school seniors with support in community- and youth-centered programming that promotes civic engagement, cultural exploration, and entrepreneurship.

We are proud of Alston and all of our students for their strides toward excellence.

At Growing Kings, advocacy plays a vital role in everything we do and how we serve others. Juvenile justice is a key element in our advocacy works because so many of our youth are not provided with the fair treatment that they deserve.

In the Juvenile Justice series, you will learn more about youth injustice and how we are striving to combat this issue.

This week’s focus is on the role of law enforcement in schools and the how their presence raises concerns of students being criminalized. To help with this, we have implemented a strategy to help advocate for the prioritization of investments in communities of support that employ school psychologists, counselors, and social workers.