Name: Sidney Sexton

President: Sexton Lawn & Landscape, Inc

Owner: RX SportFit

Owner: Triple Holdings, LLC

Podcast Producer & Host: The Overlap Podcast

1 - People are the “advantage” in any organization.

2 - No one cares how much you know until they know how much you care.

3 - Virtually all conflicts have ego at the center of it.

4 - Knowing your numbers is the heart of running your successful business.

5 - Vision is what is needed to truly lead.

Instagram: @srsexton

https://www.overlaplife.com/

https://www.sextonlandscapes.com/

251-391-4117

10758 County Rd. 64 Daphne, AL. 36526

Dearborn YMCA

Colette Huff/Chief Executive Officer

Judge Herman Thomas/President of the Toulminville-Crichton Development Corporation

-Dearborn YMCA’s Overview

-Heritage Y

-Jazzy Blues by the Bay

-Performers & attractions

-Facebook:  www.facebook.com/DearbornY/

Dearborn YMCA

321 North Warren Street

Mobile, AL. 36603

(Ph) 251-432-4768

Website: www.Dearbornymca.org

A.P. Steadham

About A.P.:

Biletnikoff Award Voter

MOBILE AREA SCOUTS GEARING UP FOR SUMMER OF SERVICE IN THE COMMUNITY

William Bryant, The Mobile Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America

Scout Executive and CEO

For more than a century, Scouting has been serving communities. Now, Scouts across the nation are embarking on a Summer

of Service to help our communities. Scouts in Mobile, Baldwin, Washington and Clarke counties are gearing up to tackle

service projects, both big and small.

“Service comes in all shapes and sizes, and after the separation we’ve had in the past year the Mobile area needs our help.

Scouting has a long history of serving the community with projects that leave a positive, lasting impact. Many of our Scouts

have earned the Eagle Scout rank, which required them to complete a leadership service project in the community,” said

William Bryant, Scout Executive and CEO.

In the last year, the Mobile Area Counsel has given back to area counties with projects, drives and service activities including

providing food for 10,000 families through Scouting for Food Drive. Led by young men and women across the community,

these projects have given over 40,000 hours back to our community.

Scouts across the country are embarking on as part of the Summer of Service, a national initiative to give back to our

communities. Service is an integral element of Scouting and comes in many forms, but a special focus is being placed on:

1. Health and wellness including learning and teaching CPR, organizing neighborhood blood drives, making and

donating face coverings.

2. The environment including taking a trash bag and gloves on walks to pick up trash, building bird houses,

planting a rooftop garden and committing to using fewer plastic bags.

3. Neighbors in need including doing a chore for someone who cannot do it themselves, collecting school supplies

for children in need, organizing a food drive for the food insecure or donating face coverings and hand sanitizer to

homeless shelters.

4. Our communities including writing “thank you” notes to service members; first responders; or healthcare

workers, taking treats to a local fire station, or volunteer at a community center.

Scouts give back to their communities every day in ways big and small, Summer of Service amplifies that with the

#SummerOfService. The Mobile Area Counsel is encouraging service requests. Service submissions can be made to

https://www.scouting.org/summerofservice/.

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The Mobile Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America has over 3,500 youth, parents and volunteer members involved in the

Scouting program in Mobile, Baldwin, Washington, and Clarke counties. The Council strives to instill values in young

people to prepare them to make ethical choices over their lifetime and to achieve their full potential based on the Scout Oath

and Scout Law. For more information, call (251) 476-4600 or visit www.bsamac.org.

Marcus Neto, President/Founder, Blue Fish

Instagram - Marcus Neto

Linkedin - Marcus Neto

Bluefishds.com

251-654-3698

920 Dauphin Street, Mobile, AL, 36604

Scott Parks

Project Outreach Gulf Coast 

A Night of Change: to further the impact of Project Outreach

*Project Outreach is an organization focusing on help students with disabilities and their typical peers come together for the better of them both.

http://www.projectoutreachgulfcoast.com/

(251) 644-8755

Deryl Pendleton

Mobile Area Black Chamber of Commerce , Founder 2018

www.mabcc.org , 855-962-2262, 601 Bel Air Blvd #307

Mobile, AL 36606

email [email protected]

Stacie & Ash Holder

Rare Disease Day takes place on the last day of February each year. The main objective of Rare Disease Day is to raise awareness amongst the general public and decision-makers about rare diseases and their impact on patients' lives.

Building awareness of rare diseases is so important because 1 in 20 people will live with a rare disease at some point in their life.  Despite this, there is no cure for the majority of rare diseases and many go undiagnosed. Rare Disease Day improves knowledge amongst the general public of rare diseases while encouraging researchers and decision makers to address the needs of those living with rare diseases.

The National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) offers a Rare Disease Database as well as free webinars, fact sheets, infographics and other helpful materials for patients and caregivers.  They also offer Patient Assistance Programs that help patients obtain life-saving or life-sustaining medication. I do not represent Rare Disease Day or the National Organization for Rare Disorders but their websites are https://www.rarediseaseday.org/ and  https://rarediseases.org/

1st Place Jaden Clemon $2,500 scholarship (Essay: Police Brutality)

2nd Place Karrington Jones $1,250 scholarship (Essay: A City Reborn to Stimulate Change)

3rd Place: Fatima Husain Abdulla (Essay: Arab-American Racism Today), Lattreal Wilder (Essay: The Many Struggles of One Group) and Jayda Blair (Essay: People of Color vs The Criminal Justice System) $1,000 scholarship each.

Ashley Colston

Healing Hands Spa

Located inside Lavish

Piccadilly Square

Airport Blvd Mobile AL 36608

Website: Lavishbeautymobile.com

Make Appointments: 404-434-3102