* Phyllis Jackson, a single mother, took the example of two teachers posted on Facebook, that created a gentleman’s club for the young black boys, in their school, who needed mentors. As a mother of a young man, Phyllis saw the need for consistent, genuine, postive male figures for boys that lack the male guidance in their lives, first-hand, & decided to create something in the Metro Atlanta area to help resolve this issue. 

• Services: This group’s focus is young boys who lack consistent male direction and guidance, as well as mothers who don’t have access to mentor groups/programs for their sons. This program also offers resources & networking opportunities for parents .

Operational structure: This group consists of entrusted men, throughout the community, who have an interest in teaching, mentoring, and creating safe & consistent guidance for boys.

Since our founding date, Elevating Young Kings has grown from 2 founding members to 18 active members. We continue to evolve as parents see the need for their boys to gain access to what is provided in our program.