Highlights

1997 - 2007

• Established study groups in Atlanta, Baltimore, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Houston, New York, North Jersey, Philadelphia, Virginia and Washington, D.C
  
• 97.2% of Teen Summit 1,000 graduates are college bound
• Raised $6 million through internal fundraising efforts.
• Took 82 students, group leaders, travelers and staff to Senegal and The Gambia, West Africa.(1998)
• Took 132 students, group leaders, travelers and staff to Ghana. (1999)
• Took 1,300 students, group leaders, travelers and staff to Egypt (2000-06)
• Took 1,000 people on Philadelphia Black History Walking Tour.
• Took 7,000 people to Great Blacks in Wax Museum in Baltimore
• Took 2,500 students and group leaders to Washington, D.C., Williamsburg, Virginia and Harlem, New York
• Took 1,000 students and group leaders to trace Underground Railroad from Detroit, Michigan to Windsor, Ontario, Canada.
• Made honorary citizens of Banjul, The Gambia by the mayor and city council.
• Hosted by Khalif General and Sheik Hassan Cisse in Dakar and Kaolack, Senegal respectively.
• Made honorary citizens of Essaman Village, Elmina, Ghana by paramount chief and elders.
• Received by the Ashantehenne (King of the Ashanti Nation) in Kumasi, Ghana.
• Honored by City of Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania and United States of America
• Produced 2 Juneteenth Parades and Celebrations
• Produced 4 Citywide Kwanzaa Celebrations
• Donated life size wax figure of Cecil B. Moore to Great Blacks in Wax
• Donated life size wax figure of David P. Richardson to Pastorious Elementary School
• Awarded 10 David P. Richardson "Star Sojourner Book Scholarships".
• Established "Bill Joyner Memorial Mile" health walk
• Created the 2020 Real Estate Investment Group to acquire and develop land on the African continent.

More to Come...