MBK OUTREACH MINISTRIES STORY

My Brother’s Keeper Inc. is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization founded on July 2, 2000, by Elder Terry Wells. As the President/CEO, Terry Wells has gathered a dedicated team that shares his vision. Unlike any other church, My Brother’s Keeper Outreach Ministries aims to make everyone feel comfortable and open to the “Holy Spirit.” Pastor Terry Wells, a fun-loving family man from Columbia, South Carolina, understands the community’s needs. Known for his humor and creativity, he delivers relatable and engaging sermons, making the gospel accessible to all.

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Our mission

Our mission is to inspire our youth to make the right decisions from the start, empowering our community to thrive and achieve greatness together.

Our Vision

We envision a transformative shift in the mindset of city residents, fostering positive social alternatives and reinforcing individual and public responsibilities. Our aim is to inspire personal growth and communal pride, addressing inequities and minimizing negative impacts through effective solutions that enhance life outcomes for everyone in the communities we serve.

Our Values

We value honesty, transparency, and responsibility. We strive to be a trustworthy resource, helping our community grow and thrive with dignity and respect.

TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Together in passion, United in Service

OUR PROGRAMS

My Brother’s Keeper Outreach Ministries is committed to fostering a supportive and inclusive community. Our outreach programs offer food assistance, educational support, and spiritual enrichment to individuals and families. Together, we strive to create a brighter future for all.

Youth Empowerment

We are committed to uplifting our youth by offering them vocational skills, teaching them the importance of being “on time, arming them with the tools needed to succeed and accomplish their goals.

Guns & Gangs Intervention

We aim to stop violence and gang involvement. Our programs provide alternatives, help resolve conflicts peacefully, and guide individuals towards healing and positive change.

Financial Literacy

We know financial independence is important. We teach individuals how to manage their money, build wealth, and make smart financial decisions for a stable future.

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Napier Recreation Center

73 Fairfield Ave. Nashville TN 37210

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Volunteer F.A.Q

How can I become a volunteer?

To become a volunteer, you can fill out our online application form or visit our office to sign up in person. We also hold regular orientation sessions where you can learn more about our programs and how you can get involved.

What types of volunteer opportunities are available?

We offer a variety of volunteer opportunities, including tutoring, mentoring, event planning, food distribution, administrative support, and more. You can choose the area that best matches your skills and interests.

Do I need any special skills or qualifications to volunteer?

No special skills or qualifications are required to volunteer. We welcome individuals from all backgrounds and provide training for specific roles as needed. Your willingness to help and a positive attitude are the most important qualities.

Who can I contact if I have more questions?

If you have any additional questions, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator to assist you and provide more information.