It started with responding to a call from fourth and fifth-grade boys at a local elementary school in Trenton, New Jersey in 2017. Our boys desired to be seen and heard through their actions, which required us to create a specific program that allowed them to fellowship in a shared space. Meeting twice a week, our program grew from ten (10) to forty (40) boys overnight. We acknowledged our calling and began strategically adding additional focus areas to the KP Initiative.
Realizing the disparity in underserved communities, and the historical impact of systemic structures that greatly impact Black men and boys, we decided to continue to build up this space and come alongside our men and boys and help them see their unlimited potential to live healthy, productive, and impactful lives.
