Rae’s Hope, Inc. – Rockwall, TX

Angela FieldsRae’s Hope, Inc., founded by Executive Director Angela Fields, is a non profit organization dedicated to providing prevention programs for youth in Dallas, Texas and the surrounding areas.

Mission

Rae’s Hope Inc., is dedicated to supporting and providing prevention programs for young people from diverse social economical backgrounds. We encourage youth to stay active through organized sports, educating them on issues of healthy living, college and career preparation as well as giving back to their communities.

Purpose

The purpose of Rae’s Hope Inc., is to reduce the number of youth who fall victim to self destructive behaviors, gangs, drug use, teen pregnancy and contributing to the drop out rate in our schools. Rae’s Hope creates opportunities for at risk youth to interact with their community to promote family values and healthy living as well as assist with life skills.

Vision

The vision of Rae’s Hope, Inc. is to revive the abilities of and empower success in youth and adults. We envision men and women becoming mentors and volunteers for our children while building a strong networking community everyday. To persevere, we seek after collaborative partnerships with  individuals, schools, non-profit community programs, churches, corporations and other willing organizations.

 Goals

  • To produce independent citizens that create systemic change
  • To encourage youth to stay active through organized sports.
  • To provide educational information on issues of healthy living, college, volunteerism and career preparation.

For more information about Rae’s Hope Inc., please visit their website.

 

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Afro Puffs and Ponytails is constantly searching for information about clubs and organizations to provide as resources for parents and community organizers. It is our hope that each resource provided will serve to build confidence, enhance self esteem, instill leadership skills, empower, uplift and educate our African American girls. We are not recommending these programs, but offering a starting point for you to conduct your own evaluation and research about whether a program is right for your child.

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3 Comments

  1. Ms. Carolyn Brown, 9 years ago

    Hi Angie Pie!

    Continued success in your program. I am very, very proud of you and all the efforts you have made to do good and to help others, especially young people. God loves you and so do I. Love, Your Mama

  2. Bea, 10 years ago

    Hi Angela
    My name is Bea I am writing to congratulate you and the wonderful job you have been doing for our youths,GOD bless you and your staffs,I look up to people like you and pray and hope many more will join you.
    Thanks again

    Bea

  3. Mark A. Pullam, 10 years ago

    Hi Angela,

    this is a great organization and I would be very interested in providing a point of contact in Education. My name is Mark Pullam, and I am the Campus Director for National American University, Mesquite, TX. We agree that education is very important and we offer degree programs that further promote growth and success for all students following HS.
    I would enjoy hosting a tour or field trip for your students, just to show them the variety of options in continuing their education and how important education can be to their future. Please let me know if this is a partnership that we can develop. Please call or e-mail me. We are having a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, June 21, 2012 @ 11am. The Mesquite Chamber of Commerce will host. You can reach me at mapullam@national.edu or 972.773.8801.


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