Our mission is to empower underprivileged communities through mentoring, community based and trauma informed programming. Create events geared toward education, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and mental health.
Our plan is to create programming that will build confidence, social, and economical skills. Our focus is financial empowerment, mental health and entrepreneurship. We provide mentoring to children with behavioral, financial, economic and social disadvantages. Create affordable programs, events, and camps for parents who may not be able to otherwise afford the necessary assistance in the community due to whatever reason. We are hoping to work together with the local agencies on creating a central location where the youth can come interact with one another and have a safe family atmosphere to learn skills and trades that will mold them into successful young men and women and hopefully increase the employment and graduation rate while decreasing the incarceration, crime, and death rate of the young black male and female.
Our program is open to all school aged children.
CEO
Timothy R Anderson Jr. 41yr old father of 7 Born and raised in the inner city of Akron OH. West Akron to be specific. Tim attended Margaret Park Elementary, Innes Middle School, Central - Hower High School where he played Basketball, ran Track, and was an All State Football player. After graduating, he attended Hiram College on an academic scholarship and also was an All Conference football player. But what this story doesn't tell you is he was also raised in a single parent home, with a drug addicted parent and was kicked out of the house at the premature age of 16. Tim then turned to dealing drugs and stealing as a means to survival. During his life in the streets Tim was once shot, twice robbed at gun point and also incarcerated for 2yrs for a gun related crime. So with his own dealings with the causes and effects of the street life, relating to the obstacles this generation faces isn't an issue at all! Tim now strives to use his connection to a world many choose to ignore and talk down on, to build a brighter future for those children and parents from the same background by creating programs and events that will allow them to be children but also prepare them for the worlds reality..
CFO/Treasurer
Program Director
Community Outreach Coordinator
Partnering Agency
The Fallen Fathers Foundation will be hosting our 4th Save Our Community Youth Summer Camp, sponsored by A Better U Behavioral Health. This year, we are accepting campers in grades Kindergarten thru 5th, and the camp fee is $325 per child. A deposit of $100 is required to hold your child’s spot as we are only accepting the first 60 kids. Payments can be made to The Fallen Fathers Foundation by cash, card, cash app ($FallenFathers) or Zelle (234-521-9529)
The Fallen Fathers Foundation has created an 8 week 5 on 5, outdoor basketball league for boys and girls ages 8-13. It will begin June 17th and run through August 9th. The cost of this program is $100 per player. Payments are to be made between time of registration May 1st through June 1st. No registrations, or payments will be accepted after the deadline. Payments can be made to The Fallen Father’s Foundation via cash app ( $FallenFathers) or Zelle (234-521-9529) any cash payments will need to TEXT the number above to make arrangements or email fallenfathersfoundation@gmail.com