
WHO IS
OUR KINGS?
We want the world to know these boys are children not a threat.
-OUR KINGS


Certificate ceremony for completion of swim lessons 2024

Flag football game 2024

Hats and Bowtie brunch 2024

Certificate ceremony for completion of swim lessons 2024
OUR KINGS exists so young Black boys can have a community where they are recognized for the intelligent, unique young men they are; supported in their efforts to navigate a world that often marginalizes their importance; and treated with respect as they learn how to lead themselves and their peers.
Additionally, we desire to equip families of Black boys with the tools necessary to raise strong, loyal, and responsible young men, while also providing a comforting community for both child and family. At the same time, we are committed to creating a special village for all mothers of Black boys — a space where they are supported, uplifted, and reminded that they are not alone on this journey.
We believe in the African proverb, “It takes a village to raise a child” — but we also believe it takes a unified village to raise a child.
Being connected under shared experience, common values, and relatable aspirations for the lives of Black boys and their families is what allows OUR KINGS to thrive in its efforts to transform the perception of Black boys — in their own eyes, and in the culture at large.
OUR KINGS began as a way for its founder to connect with other families, while also giving her sons a space to bond with other Black boys — to celebrate what it means to be young, enthusiastic, and carefree. However, what has developed is much more impactful: a home for honest, helpful, and holistic connections that families deeply need.
OUR KINGS understands the power of positive people moving together with purpose to strengthen and unite a community. We faithfully hope to one day see the values and practices nurtured at OUR KINGS evident in communities across the nation.
Let it begin with you, and with your support of our humble organization.
​
ABOUT
OUR KINGS.



Being a mother is learning about strengths you didn't know you had, and dealing with fears you didn't know existed
-Linda Wooten
.png)



