FalconsEdge gets invited by White House to participate in President Obama first Father's Day event.

FalconsEdge Inc. would like to thank President Obama and Rev. Joshua Dubois of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships for recognizing FalconsEdge Inc. on Fathers Day 2009 as a nonprofit afterschool programs, youth sports and mentoring programs that focused on youth development and encouraging responsible fatherhood with D.C.-area Youth and Dads also our returning citizens.

Also special thanks to the White House-sponsored visits from Antwaan Randle El- Washington Redskins and Greg Brown - president and CEO, Motorola Corp.

- David Jones Sr. Executive Director

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What We are Doing Help At-Risk Youth

FalconsEdge Youth Mentoring Getway
Gviving At-Risk Youth and falimies the support need when parents and youth have no where else to turn. So we start are weekend getaway Mentoring event.

Among the planned activities are a chess challenge where the young men will learn strategies and life skills via the game of chess and a suit-fitting session in which they will learn how to purchase a well-tailored professional suit. In addition, FalconsEdge will present a town hall meeting in which the boys will learn from him the principles and responsibilities of manhood. “All the young men who are attending this camp come from homes without fathers..

Three hours were dedicated to mentor skill building, utilizing new curriculum from the FalconsEdge Mentor Training curriculum project. Mentors discussed positive and directive feedback, positive youth development, cultural competency issues and communication across generations. Meanwhile, mentees spent this time exploring the world of science and solidifying relationships through team building exercises.

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2010 FalconsEdge gets another White House invite from President Obama

FalconsEdge youth from our ASAP mentoring program was invited to the White House  to   participate in a youth service project with President Obama and University of Alabama Football Team