Highlights: The Gents' Foundation is Building a Brighter Future with and for our Youth

Empowering Young Minds: A Look Back at Black History Month Highlights

This February, The Gents' Foundation (TGF) celebrated Black History Month by empowering young leaders, laying a foundation for continued support and development.

Here's a glimpse into some of our activities:

January 31st:

Empowering the Future: Visit to Brooklyn Emerging Leaders Academy (BELA): We visited BELA, a high school dedicated to empowering young women, and led discussions on career navigation, personal development, and civic engagement. These brilliant young ladies will join our spring mentorship program.

February 2nd:

TGF Leads Transformative Workshop at Cambridge School of Weston (CSW): 

Our Founder, William Pierre-Louis, Jr., led the "RiseUp: Empowering Teens Workshop" at CSW, focusing on financial literacy, professional attire, and personal development. Engaging discussions revealed the participants' passion for growth and community impact.

February 13th:

Financial Literacy Research: 

We released a research paper highlighting the financial literacy crisis among young people of color in America and proposing solutions to bridge the knowledge gap.

February 17th:

Celebrating Black History Month with Crowned Scholars in Dallas: 

Partnered with Crowned Scholars, a non-profit empowering Black boys, to lead a conversation on fashion, civic engagement, and self-expression at the African American Museum of Dallas. The boys' insightful questions and dedication to positive change were inspiring.

February 21st:

Fostering Dreams at the Children's Inn at NIH:

Our founder, William Pierre-Louis, Jr., visited the Children's Inn to introduce TGF's programs to the Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) patients group, showcasing our commitment to supporting and empowering young minds.

TGF: Creating Opportunities for the Next Generation

These are just a few examples of how TGF works to empower young people, particularly teens of color. Our free mentorship program equips them with the tools they need to succeed in life through:

• Personal Development Guidance

• Academic Readiness Support

• Financial Literacy Education

• Professional Attire Development Assistance

• Mental Health Awareness and Support
  

Join Us in Making a Difference!

The Gents' Foundation is now accepting applications for its new high school and general teen cohorts starting March 4th, 2024. Enroll here. Visit our website or social media for more information and to get involved in shaping a brighter future for young leaders.

Together, let's empower the next generation to reach their full potential!

About The Gents' Foundation:

The Gents' Foundation is a Washington, D.C.-based non-profit dedicated to offering free mentorship programs for youth, particularly teens of color and those from underprivileged communities, fostering their personal and professional growth.

We believe in the power of young people to make a difference, and we are committed to providing them with the resources they need to thrive.