Nate Rhoton is the CEO of an organization in Phoenix called OneNTen. This organization has 18 satellite locations and helps the LGBTQ+ community with individuals in ages 11 to 24 years and homeless people between the ages of 18 and 24 years to be a support system for them. Nate has a BS degree in Economics from Arizona State University and after spending five years with General Mills and 12 years as Human Resource Manager for a construction company he joined OneNTen as the Development Director, and later moved on to be the CEO of the organization. Nate shows the powerfulness of courage by identifying who he was authentically and coming out to his parents. He showed courageousness when his father was imprisoned, and Nate moved on with his life and accepted his dad for who he was and appreciating the good gifts that his father gave him. Nate also learned lessons from his dads behavior which taught him not to follow the path of his father. Nate shows the importance of who you are authentically and not be complacent and to follow your heart and live as your authentic self. This is a wonderful organization which has a number of programs to help the young LGBTQ+community when many of them are kicked out of their homes by their parents and have no other place to go. For those of you, that would like to donate to OneNTen or would like to volunteer, here is their website www.onenten.org.