Members, volunteers, supporters and those helped by I AM MENtality gathered at the War Memorial Building to celebrate three years of the nonprofit’s dedication to the mission of enlightening the minds of male youth through mentorship and leadership development.
*Photos & information courtesy Darren Rogers & I AM MENtality*
Pictured (LtoR) Tiaira Robinson, fundraising coordinator; Shaynee Brogden, parent volunteer; Asia Rogers, treasurer; Darren Rogers, executive director; Sonya Armstrong, parent volunteer; David Baca, youth volunteer coordinator; Anthony Harris, Gary Franklin, and Michael Jackson, program coordinators
Board member Brandi Patterson
Darren Rogers, executive director, and Kobi Gross, I AM MENtality baby leader. Kobi also delivered a powerful speech at the event.
The three beautiful women at the welcome table that set the tone for the success of the event.
Darren Rogers (left) and 2018 Monumental Mentoring Award winner Kim Trueheart, community/youth activist, as she speaks to the importance of mentoring and the effectiveness of I AM MENtality programming.
Who can resist live music, great food, cocktails, and great people for a great cause?
We’ll see you next year! (January 26, 2019 – War Memorial Building)
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
