Devin’s Story
Meet Devin, a young man who had every opportunity in front of him but found himself walking down the wrong path. After having his son, he knew things had to
StorIes of Strength
Keep up with the latest from 4:13 Strong and get to know the men building a bright future for themselves, their families, and our community.
You helped us raise $150,000 to give men a chance to change their lives!
We stood strong together as we honored the work the 4:13 Strong men have done and heard their remarkable stories of transformation during our fourth annual 4:13 Strong fundraising dinner.
Finding Something That Was Lost
Do you know the feeling you get when you put on a pair of pants and find $20 in the pocket? Or when something that you thought was lost forever
Five Men Working Full-Time
We are so excited to announce five of our guys are now employed in full-time positions! These men have worked hard inside the classroom and are ready to apply the
Remembering Marquice
As I sit down to write this message, I find myself dealing with a wide range of emotions. Earlier this week we got news that one of our 4:13 Strong
Sponsor a Table and Change a Life
Save the date for our 4th annual Standing Strong Spring Dinner on Thursday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 pm at Rocketown. Our table sponsors are the key to making this night
Letter from the President: Why Do We Do Mental Toughness Week?
We completed our first January Mental Toughness Week of 2018. I usually approach these weeks with a bit of ambivalence. It is so encouraging to see men who are curious
Isiah’s Story
Isiah James grew up in a rough neighborhood where drugs and gangs were a part of everyday life. As a young adult, Isiah turned to selling drugs to make money
Cedric’s Story
Losing his mother to violence at seven, Cedric fled to the streets of New Orleans looking for answers. He found himself in a cell at the age of 10 wondering where God was and why this was happening.
Lamar’s Story
At 31 years old, Lamar was a newly free man at a dead-end. He had spent six of the previous seven years behind bars. He couldn’t remember how to live life outside. He had almost decided that he belonged in jail. Almost.