Community Saved Project continues to expand its impact through martial arts, basketball, AAU athletics, mentorship, leadership development, and health and wellness initiatives.

As a Registered Nurse, I understand the importance of supporting both the physical and emotional well-being of our communities. We are committed to expanding after-school programs, summer enrichment opportunities, health education, and partnerships that strengthen families.

My vision is to ensure that every young person we serve has access to opportunities that inspire growth, build character, and prepare them for success beyond sports.

To our families, volunteers, coaches, and community partners, thank you for believing in our mission and helping us build a stronger Mississippi Gulf.

More than 27 years ago, I founded Community Saved Karate School with a vision to provide young people with a positive environment where they could develop discipline, confidence, respect, and leadership skills.

What began as a karate school has grown into a lasting commitment to youth development, mentorship, and community service across the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

Throughout the years, I have witnessed firsthand the life-changing impact of athletics, positive role models, and meaningful mentorship. Our mission has never been simply about developing great athletes. It has always been about helping young people become confident, responsible, and productive members of their communities.

Today, as Executive Director of Community Saved Project, I am proud to continue building upon that foundation while creating new opportunities for youth and families.