H.O.P.E. Leadership Group is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit mental development mentorship program for student-athletes.

We don’t chase scholarships. We build athletes who earn opportunities.

WHY MENTORSHIP MATTERS

Studies show that a mentor drastically reduces high-risk behaviors in teenagers:Suicide Attempts: 58% lower
Illegal Drug Use: 46% lower
Underage Drinking: 27% lower

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H.O.P.E. Leadership Group
7700 Broadway Street, Ste 104
San Antonio, TX 78209
Phone - (830) 243-6800

H.O.P.E. Leadership Group is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
All contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent permitted by law.
EIN: 42-2209615

Privacy PolicyEffective Date: April 4, 2026H.O.P.E. Leadership Group (“we,” “our,” or “us”) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to developing student-athletes through mentorship, accountability, and leadership. We are committed to protecting the privacy of the individuals who visit our website and engage with our programs. This Privacy Policy explains what information we collect, how we use it, and your rights regarding that information.1. Information
We Collect
Information You Provide Directly
When you submit a form on our website, including applications to become a mentor or mentee, requests to enroll in the H.O.P.E. Elite Program, or requests for an Elite Workshop, we may collect:
• Full name
• Email address
• Phone number
• School or organization affiliation
• Any additional information you choose to provide in form fieldsAutomatically Collected Information
When you visit hopeleadershipgroup.org, basic technical data may be collected automatically through standard web analytics, including browser type, device type, pages visited, and general geographic region. This information is used in aggregate and is not linked to any individual.2. How We Use Your Information
We use the information we collect solely to support the mission of H.O.P.E. Leadership Group. Specifically, we use it to:
• Process program applications and workshop requests
• Communicate with participants, families, and partners about our programs
• Follow up on inquiries submitted through our website
• Send organizational updates and program information to individuals who have expressed interest
• Fulfill donor acknowledgment and tax receipt obligationsWe do not sell, rent, trade, or otherwise share your personal information with third parties for commercial purposes.3. Donor Information
If you make a donation through our website, your transaction is processed by a third-party platform (Zeffy). We receive basic donor information such as your name, email address, and donation amount for the purposes of acknowledgment and legally required record-keeping. All financial transactions are processed securely by our payment processor. We do not store credit card or payment information on our systems.4. Third-Party Services
Our website uses the following third-party services that may collect or process data on our behalf:
• Tally.so – used to power our program application and contact forms
• Zeffy – used to process charitable donations
• YouTube – embedded video content hosted by Google/YouTube
Each of these services operates under its own privacy policy. We encourage you to review their policies if you have questions about how they handle your data.5. Data Retention
We retain personal information only as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes described in this policy, or as required by applicable law. Program application records are retained for the duration of the program relationship and for a reasonable period thereafter. Donor records are retained as required for tax and compliance purposes.6. Children’s Privacy
H.O.P.E. Leadership Group serves middle and high school student-athletes, many of whom are under the age of 18. We do not knowingly collect personal information from minors without verifiable parental or guardian consent. Applications submitted on behalf of a minor should be completed by a parent or legal guardian. If you believe we have inadvertently collected information from a minor without appropriate consent, please contact us immediately at the address below so we can address it promptly.7. Your Rights
You have the right to:
• Request access to the personal information we hold about you
• Request correction of inaccurate information
• Request deletion of your information, subject to any legal retention obligations
• Opt out of communications from us at any time by contacting us directlyTo exercise any of these rights, please contact us using the information provided below.8. Security
We take reasonable precautions to protect the information we collect from unauthorized access, disclosure, or misuse. However, no method of data transmission or storage is completely secure, and we cannot guarantee absolute security.9. Changes to This Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our practices or applicable law. When we do, we will update the effective date at the top of this page. We encourage you to review this policy periodically.10. Contact Us
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or how your information is handled, please contact us:H.O.P.E. Leadership Group
7700 Broadway Street, Suite 104
San Antonio, TX 78209
Phone: (830) 243-6800
Email: [email protected]
Website: hopeleadershipgroup.orgH.O.P.E. Leadership Group is a state and federally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
EIN: 42-2209615

HOW IT ALL WORKS

It starts with the truth. Before your athlete attends a single coaching session, we need to know exactly where they stand. That means a comprehensive 40-question performance assessment across all four H.O.P.E. pillars: Habits, Ownership, Purpose, and Execution. We are not guessing. We are not generalizing. We are identifying the exact gaps that are holding your athlete back and building a development profile around what we find. No two athletes are the same, and no two plans will ever look the same.Once we know where your athlete stands, the real work begins. Your athlete is matched with a trained upperclass student-athlete mentor, someone from Steele or Clemens High School who has walked the same hallways, faced the same pressures, and understands what it takes to compete at this level. They meet weekly for dedicated one-on-one time. Long enough to go deep, focused enough to drive real progress. Our staff is not hands-off. They remain directly involved with both the mentor and the mentee throughout the program, guiding the process, monitoring growth, and upholding the standard. Those sessions happen in a real environment. With the full support of the school administration, H.O.P.E. Leadership Group utilizes a designated space inside Steele High School as our centralized hub for weekly mentorship sessions, guest speakers, and workshops across the district. Your athlete is not meeting in a parking lot or a living room. They are working inside a professional environment where their reputation is being built every day.But the program does not live only in weekly sessions. Between meetings, every athlete completes a daily self-check, scoring themselves on each H.O.P.E. pillar at the end of each day. This is where the accountability muscle gets built. This is where the work becomes a habit instead of an event. And it gives us real, consistent data to coach from, not assumptions, not feelings, not guesses. Throughout all of it, you are never left wondering. Parents receive a brief update after every session.This intensive experience runs as a focused 4-week cohort—a critical launchpad designed to set up the habits they need to successfully navigate their entire middle school, high school, and college transitions. At the end of the four weeks, you receive a full written Final Report documenting your athlete's progress, development, and next steps. When it serves your athlete, we communicate directly with SCUCISD school staff and coaches to make sure every person in their corner is aligned and informed.One more thing, and this matters. Cohort sizes are capped at 15 athletes. That is not a marketing line. That is a commitment. Your student-athlete is a priority in this program, not a number filling a seat. Four weeks from your start date, your athlete will walk away with something most athletes never develop: a clear picture of who they are, what drives them, and the mental tools to perform at their standard every single day. Not just on game day. Every day!That is what H.O.P.E. Leadership Group builds.

Thank you for all your advice and help over the years. You have been a valuable resource to my family throughout his journey. I wish people knew how great you are at what you do. Throughout the process, you start as a friend & become family over the years. Thank you so much!— Willie N., Coach, Athletic Trainer, Entrepreneur & Business Owner

During my time with Mr. Williams. He has gotten me through a lot while working with him. He was a big part of my life that kept me on the right path, no matter what obstacles were thrown my way. He helped me get my first job. He mentored me through times that were tough, dealing with my mom. If it wasn’t for him staying on my heels, I don’t think I would’ve graduated. I thank him more than he knows for always staying on my butt and making sure I was okay. He was the push that I needed.— Shandel N., Former student

Akil Williams is dedicated to his craft, but more so dedicated to making people better. The one word to describe Akil is “RELENTLESS. “
Akil was never happy with mediocre, and pushed athletes and us coaches to be better, do better, and would not stop coaching, preaching, and teaching until perfection was met. He held players accountable through tough love, ultimately making everyone around him better. He is what we call a force multiplier; he makes people better. I am glad to call him a friend— Harrington T., Head Youth Football Coach, Community Leader

“I’ve worked with Akil for 6 years, coaching with the Jr. Broncos, and he’s the real deal. He's a strong leader, consistent, and always shows up ready to make an impact. He’s someone you can trust to execute and bring value to anything he’s a part of.”— David Z., Youth Football Coach, Entrepreneur & Business Owner

Akil, I’ve had the privilege of knowing you since your days as a thriving high school athlete, and it’s been powerful to watch how that same discipline, leadership, and work ethic have evolved into a life of service and impact. Through your leadership with H.O.P.E. Leadership Group, you’ve committed yourself to mentoring young student-athletes and equipping them with the character, accountability, and mindset needed to succeed far beyond the game. Your dedication to developing the next generation and strengthening the community is a true reflection of purpose-driven leadership.— Travis S., Community Leader, Entrepreneur & Business Owner

“Without Akil’s guidance when I was a young adult, I don’t know where I’d be today. Through mentoring and peer counseling programs, he helped improve the school environment and promote peace and understanding in our communities. Bayview High School was a tough school before the VFZ team arrived. Akil Williams is a great mentor, father, and human being. I look forward to working with him to positively impact our communities for years to come.”— Andreus Ramsey
Former student / Youth Football Coach

High school freshmen and sophomore years were a great experience because of Akil. He really helped my friends and me get through the days because he provided the guidance and advice we needed with TLC. He was the person I would go to when I had problems communicating my feelings with others, and or when drama hit the fan (more like a hurricane in a glass, but to my teenage heart, it was earth-shattering). He listened and never made me feel stupid, unless of course I actually did something stupid. Most of the time, he just cheered me on and loved us as his own. Absolutely love this man, don’t think I would be the woman I am today without his guidance during my crucial years!— Daniela R., Former Student, Community Leader

“Having Akil around while I was in school meant a lot. Being able to work with someone who was just as passionate about football and wellness as I was and who was always accessible, motivated me to become a youth advisor myself and help other young people like I once was.”— Daniel M., Former student/Community Member

"Akil was more than just a mentor in high school. He was someone who genuinely cared and looked out for us. His guidance and patience helped shape a lot of the lessons I carried into adulthood. I'm grateful for the impact he had on my life."— Kim V., Former student

My Violence Free Zone mentor Akil was amazing! He always checked in on me, made sure I was having a good day, and gave me great advice when I needed it most. I’m truly grateful for his support, and I’m thankful that we still keep in touch to this day. Has been one of the greatest mentors I’ve ever come across!—Nairobi C., Former student

I had the pleasure of meeting Mr Akil Williams, who coaches our sons for the Brennan Jr. Bears youth football team. For those of you who are not familiar with football in South Texas, it's a religion. The majority of the organizations I have come across have been highly daddy-centric. My son plays football, my son is going to be the star (reliving his " football career" through his child). What I appreciated about this team and coaching staff was the fact that, of course, all of the coaches had Sons on the team, but on this team, it wasn't about the dads; it was about the kids. I said all of that to say this: Akil's son, Makati, wanted not just to play football but to be great. Not only as a football player but as a leader. What was more impressive was that it wasn't Akil pushing his son to play football; it was Makai wanting to be great, and his father provided the support. This man epitomizes what support, strength, and dedication look like. I can't wait to see what Makai does in the future. Be it football, or whatever path life and God take him down. He will be great at it. I know the man who built the foundation that his son is standing on, and I am better for having the privilege to call him a friend.—Howard F, Youth Football Coach/Community Leader

“Akil is kind, loving, and warm-hearted. He always makes you feel like family.”— Maricela I., Community Member

“Akil Williams has always been a big part of my community growing up. From feeding kids at neighborhood cookouts to playing football with the kids in the area, he has always been someone who gives back. He’s also a great father and a positive role model in the community.”— Anthony J., Community Member

We’re Not Just Developing Athletes. We’re Building Leaders.

If you believe in building leaders, you can support the mission here.

H.O.P.E. Leadership Group is committed to creating disciplined, accountable student-athletes prepared for life beyond the game. Your support helps us deliver structured leadership development, mentorship, and real-world guidance to the next generation.

Your donation makes a difference, and it's tax-deductible.
H.O.P.E. Leadership Group is a state and federally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
All contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent permitted by law.EIN: 42-2209615
Texas Taxpayer Number: 32105685310

Dr. Gary Lee Williams, Board President

Dr. Gary Lee Williams serves as President of the H.O.P.E. Leadership Group Board of Directors. An Associate Professor Emeritus at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Dr. Williams has spent his career at the intersection of higher education, urban leadership, and community transformation. As the visionary founder of the African American Youth Summit, a landmark mentorship initiative that has served thousands of students for over 30 years, he brings a proven track record of building programs that change lives at scale. His tenure as Director of the UWM Institute for Intercultural Research and his service as a Commissioner for the Social Development Commission reflect a lifelong commitment to dismantling systemic barriers and improving outcomes for young people. A national pioneer in restorative justice and urban education reform, Dr. Williams brings to this board the kind of institutional knowledge, strategic vision, and moral authority that only comes from decades of doing the work. His leadership as Board President ensures that H.O.P.E. Leadership Group operates with the highest standard of governance, purpose, and community impact.

Marecus Goodloe, Vice President

A prominent figure in the San Antonio youth sports landscape, Marecus Goodloe serves as Vice President of the H.O.P.E. Leadership Group Board of Directors and the primary bridge between the organization and the community it serves. His unwavering commitment to the youth of this community, his tireless efforts in prioritizing the development of our kids, and his genuine support for families across this community speak for themselves. The work he has put in for these kids and this community has never gone unnoticed, and his role on this board is simply the organization catching up to what he has already been doing.

Jessica Warner, Secretary

Jessica Warner serves as Secretary of the H.O.P.E. Leadership Group Board of Directors. A seasoned professional at AT&T, Jessica brings corporate expertise in project management and communications that keeps the organization running with precision and clarity. Her deep roots in the Cibolo community make her an invaluable connection between the organization and the families we serve. Known for her trustworthiness and genuine dedication to the young people around her, Jessica embodies the values that H.O.P.E. Leadership Group was built on.

Kendra Marshall, Treasurer

Kendra Marshall serves as Treasurer of the H.O.P.E. Leadership Group Board of Directors. As an Account Supervisor at JPMorgan Chase & Co., Kendra brings a high level of financial expertise and integrity to the organization, ensuring every dollar entrusted to us is managed with precision and transparency. Beyond her professional accomplishments, Kendra has demonstrated a tireless commitment to the student-athletes and families of this community through her volunteer efforts and consistent show of support. Her presence on this board gives H.O.P.E. Leadership Group the financial foundation it needs to grow and sustain its mission for years to come.

James Butler, Member at Large

James Butler serves as Member at Large on the H.O.P.E. Leadership Group Board of Directors. A San Antonio native and proud graduate of Judson High School, James brings a remarkable depth of experience to this role. After serving his country as an Army combat medic, he returned home and dedicated the next chapter of his life to education, spending 13 years at Byron P. Steele High School as an English teacher and coach in football, basketball, and track before rising through the ranks of school administration. He currently serves as Principal in the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District, where his leadership philosophy is rooted in the belief that every student has the potential for greatness. His rare combination of military service, classroom experience, athletic coaching, and executive leadership makes him an extraordinary asset to our board and a living example of the values H.O.P.E. Leadership Group instills in every student-athlete we serve.

Summer-Marie Brown, Member at Large

Summer-Marie Brown represents At-Large Place 7 on the Cibolo City Council, elected in December 2025. Born in Joplin, Missouri, and raised in the Netherlands as a military child, she brings a global perspective and deep commitment to service.
She holds a Bachelor's degree in Sociology and a Master of Business Administration, and served nine years as an enlisted U.S. Army Soldier before receiving a Direct Commission as an Active-Duty Medical Service Officer. Her civilian career spans senior leadership roles in human resources, labor relations, and workforce development with a focus on compliance, accountability, and people-centered solutions.
Councilwoman Brown is committed to responsible growth, strong local institutions, and investing in the next generation — actively supporting youth mentorship, veteran organizations, and partnerships with local high schools.

Dr. Robert L. Sheridan III, Member at Large

Dr. Robert L. Sheridan III represents Place 7 on the Schertz City Council, having taken the oath of office in February 2026. Born in San Angelo, Texas, he brings over 35 years of combined military and federal service to his role as a public servant.
He entered the U.S. Air Force in 1986, serving as a medical specialist across bases in Texas, Georgia, Oklahoma, Mississippi, and Turkey, with deployments supporting Operations Southern Watch, Enduring Freedom, and Iraqi Freedom. His civilian career spans more than 17 years as a Department of Defense contracting professional, most recently as a Division Chief with the U.S. Army's 410th Contracting Support Brigade. He is the recipient of both the Meritorious Civilian Service Medal and the Air Force Civilian Achievement Medal.
Dr. Sheridan has devoted decades to youth development — coaching basketball, softball, and soccer — and currently serves as President of the Greater Randolph Area Youth Soccer Association (GRAYSA). He is committed to responsible fiscal stewardship, strong infrastructure, and long-term strategic growth for the Schertz community.

Become a Mentor — 100% Free

Every year, 22% of college freshmen drop out, many of them student-athletes. And while most only physically prepare for that first year, we prepare them mentally.

Juniors, Seniors, and recent graduates from Byron P. Steele High School and Samuel Clemens High School

H.O.P.E. Leadership Group is looking for exceptional past and present student-athletes who are ready to lead. Admission into the mentor program is highly selective. Mentors are chosen by school administration and staff based on demonstrated character, integrity, and honesty over 3 to 6 years at their school, combined with above-average academic standing.
If you're selected, you'll be paired with two 7th or 8th-grade athletes from Dobie or Corbett Junior High and given everything you need to guide them through a 4-week program. All curriculum and materials are provided. You bring the leadership!

WHAT'S EXPECTED OF YOU
1 daily communication with each mentee, a text, a call, a positive quote, or a motivational video can positively set the tone for the entire day.1 weekly face-to-face session with each mentee at a mutually agreed-upon location. Regular in-person meetings act as an effective shield against depressive symptoms and reduce anxiety levels.All curriculum and materials are provided by H.O.P.E. Leadership Group staff and customized for your mentee. No lesson planning required.

The part you've been waiting for:
WHAT YOU RECEIVESocial media feature — Game highlights, mentoring activity, and direct tags to the college athletic programs of your choice on H.O.P.E. Leadership Group platforms.
Life skills training — Learn what schools don't teach: how to start your own business, doing taxes, investing, homebuying basics, budgeting, business etiquette, and civic action.
Community service hours — Verified through H.O.P.E. Leadership Group, an established 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
H.O.P.E. Leadership Group team experiences — College campus visits, team outings, and community events.
Letter of recommendation — To any employer or university of your choice.
Official H.O.P.E. Certification — A leadership credential from a registered nonprofit organization.Network access — Build exposure within H.O.P.E. Leadership Group's growing network, including relationships with coaches, trainers, and recovery facilities in the area.
Stronger college application — Real nonprofit leadership experience that sets you apart athletically and professionally.
(And my favorite)
H.O.P.E. Leadership Group swag — Exclusive gear to represent the program.

IN CLOSING
The responsibility of guiding someone else accelerates your own growth faster than anything you will ever experience in uniform. H.O.P.E. Leadership Group mentors do not just change the lives of young athletes; they reshape the entire culture of our community. Don't just leave a stat sheet behind at Steele or Clemens. Build a legacy that outlasts your high school jersey. The next generation of athletes at Dobie and Corbett is coming up right behind you—lead them.

Become a H.O.P.E. Mentee

Open to 7th & 8th grade student-athletes at Dobie and Corbett Junior High Schools

Every successful athlete had someone show them the blueprint. Don't leave your athletic, academic, or personal growth to chance. The H.O.P.E. Elite Program pairs hungry middle school student-athletes with upperclass leaders from Steele and Clemens High Schools to give you the ultimate competitive edge.

Program Overview:
Eligibility: 7th & 8th grade student-athletes at Dobie and Corbett Junior High Schools.
Mentorship Ratio: 1 mentor assigned to just 2 mentees.
Program Length: 4 weeks per cohort (up to 3 months).
Investment: $199 for the first month, $99 each additional month

WHAT YOU RECEIVE
You aren't just getting a tutor; you are getting a blueprint from someone who is held in high regard by school administrators and already winning in sports and the classroom.Direct access: 4 weeks of intentional development from a trusted high school athlete who has been where you are. They provide real-time advice on navigating junior high pressure, what to expect in high school in the classroom, and in athletics.H.O.P.E. Leadership Group team experiences: College campus visits, team outings, and community events. You get an exclusive look at the next level, exposing you directly to college athletic environments and recruitment mindsets. These experiences expand your network and surround you with a community of high achievers.The H.O.P.E. Curriculum: Structured development covering accountability, academic discipline, high-performance habits, and character customized for you, based on your initial assessment. This isn't a generic workbook; it is a personalized roadmap designed to sharpen your specific weaknesses and amplify your strengths. You will build a rock-solid mental game that translates directly to the field and the classroom.Daily accountability: A daily check-in from your mentor, a text, call, or motivational spark to keep you locked in. Consistency is what separates average players from elite ones. These daily touches ensure you stay focused on your goals, smash through procrastination, and maintain your competitive edge all week long.Weekly face-to-face sessions: One dedicated session per week to review your goals, schoolwork, and athletic progress. This is your private strategy meeting to review film, unpack game-week stress, and organize your academic calendar. It ensures you never fall behind in class or on the depth chart.Official H.O.P.E. Leadership Group swag: Exclusive gear reserved for program members only.

IN CLOSING
Don't wait until high school to start acting like a varsity athlete. The gap between average and elite isn't just talent; it's your Habits, taking Ownership, knowing your Purpose, and Executing day in and day out, even when nobody is watching. By stepping into the H.O.P.E. Elite Program, you are fast-tracking your development and learning the blueprint required to compete at a top high school, long before you ever set foot on their campuses. Your future teachers and varsity coaches are watching. High school staff know who the serious student-athletes are long before they arrive.Your mentor is ready. Are you?

A Message from Our Founder

Welcome.
My name is Akil Williams. As a mentor, coach, student advisor, and father of a Division 1 athlete, I have spent over a decade working alongside student-athletes in our schools and communities. Throughout my journey, I’ve seen firsthand how incredibly smart, gifted, and hardworking young people fall short of their dreams. I have watched them enter high school feeling overwhelmed and unsure after middle school. I have observed them graduate from high school isolated and unsure of how to navigate the complex transition into college.How many times have you heard someone say, "If I only knew back then what I know now, I would have managed my money better, listened closer, invested earlier, eaten healthier, or worked harder"? That's the regretful thinking we're tasked with eliminating.This pattern does not happen because our youth lack ability or desire. It happens because navigating the real world requires a specialized, practical toolkit that goes beyond standard academic testing. Traditional classrooms do an excellent job teaching textbooks, but student-athletes require additional, focused mentorship to master real-world life skills.Achieving life-changing goals requires far more than raw talent and will. It requires positive daily habits, academic accountability, mental clarity, and hands-on experience—tools that enhance what young people learn in the classroom and on the sports field. Seeing this opportunity to connect potential with preparation is exactly why I founded H.O.P.E. Leadership Group.Our mission is to partner with our communities to share the essential life knowledge required to survive and thrive in the real world.The Power of Youth Giving Back
At H.O.P.E. Leadership Group, we believe true leadership is not just about personal success; it is about reaching back to pull the next generation forward. Our Elite Program is built on a sustainable cycle where our youth actively shape the future of their own local communities. True growth happens when you both learn and teach.Equipping Our Mentors:
We collaborate with professionals and community leaders, along with former student-athletes from the community, to lead development sessions for our high school juniors and seniors from Byron P. Steele and Samuel Clemens High Schools. Together, we first build our mentors' character and mindset through our four core pillars: Habits, Ownership, Purpose, and Execution. Once that foundation is set, we arm them with advanced life skills for adulthood, including how to start a business, homebuying basics, investing, handling taxes, managing credit, and navigating NIL facts.Empowering Our Mentees:
We then challenge these older athletes to step up as leaders and give back. Each high schooler is paired with 7th and 8th-grade mentees from their exact feeder middle schools in SCUCISD. Because these mentors already know the local coaches, the school culture, and what it takes to succeed, they pass down critical foundational habits directly to the kids walking in their footsteps. More importantly, our mentors are there to listen. Because kids relate better to someone just a little older, our mentors provide a relatable, safe space for middle schoolers to talk when they feel they need peer support.Our Four Pillars:
Every student in our program journeys through our four core pillars: Habits, Ownership, Purpose, and Execution. For our middle school mentees, it is about building a rock-solid foundation in grades, nutrition, and sportsmanship so they feel confident entering high school. For our high school mentors, it is about taking ownership of their adulthood tools while accepting the profound responsibility of literally shaping the next group coming behind them. Our mission is to help student-athletes successfully navigate the transitions that matter most: from middle school to high school, high school to college, and into adulthood. Through this powerful peer-mentorship model, we are reinforcing classroom lessons, breaking the cycle of regret, and raising a generation of community-minded leaders equipped to succeed at every level of life. Thank you for your time. God Bless.