Evolve – Wake County NC

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After School Programs

Mentorship

Sports

Tutoring

Evolve Mentoring Inc.

PREPARING THE FUTURE LEADERS OF TOMORROW TODAY.

In 2018, EVOLVE Mentoring Inc. launched the My Brother’s Keeper (MBK) Initiative in Wake County to support youth, young adults and organizations. Now known as My Brother’s and Sister’s Keeper Wake County (aka, MBSK), our goal is to support and build a collaborative community for those working to make a positive impact in the lives of Black, Latinx and Native American boys & girls along with young men & women throughout the county.

EVOLVE in Action

Be Part of the Solution!

The Numbers

Young Adults Who Were At-Risk for Falling Off Track But Had a Mentor Are:

55% more likely to enroll in college

78% more likely to volunteer regularly

90% are interested in becoming a mentor

130% more likely to hold leadership positions.

Why the Disparity in Wake County?

Black Students represent 60% of total student suspensions

In comparison, White students represent 19% of total student suspensions.

Working From Home?

Tips for Tutoring

This “Working From Home” webinar video on the right explores tips to address some of the most common issues faced while tutoring from the experts themselves. These tips will help guide you while you’re tutoring at home as well as increase your effectiveness throughout the process. Click-on the video on the right to view the webinar, and click-on the “Tutoring Tips” link below for more helpful tips to develop great at-home tutoring skills.

My Brother's Keeper Alliance

My Brother’s Keeper Alliance

MBK Alliance leads a cross-sector national call to action focused on building safe and supportive communities for boys and young men of color where they feel valued and have clear pathways to opportunity.