Our Approach to Serve is Holistic and Our Commitment to Our Youth is Whole-Hearted
MTM is a vision in progress created to fulfill a much-needed gap in services provided to deserving young adults located in Limestone
County and the City of Athens. Our goal is to provide services, support, and resources necessary to help our young adults develop into whole, healthy, and complete adults. Our approach to service is holistic, and our commitment to our youth is whole-hearted.
"Ways We Help"
Unsung Hero Scholarship Fund
The “Unsung Hero Scholarship Fund” was created to provide graduating seniors with the financial support needed to purse dreams of higher education. This scholarship targets graduating seniors in Limestone County and the City of Athens. This program is for those who have had to work a little harder for success in the classroom, those whose life situation is not always conducive for success, and someone who needs that extra bit of encouragement to realize their full potential. Our hope is that this vote of confidence in their ability and investment in their future inspires them not to ever give up. Not all of us are born with the life we want, but with dedication and hard work, a deep faith, we can help to create a life they can prosper and live with forever. All donations collected for the scholarship go directly to the scholarship recipients.
Community Youth Center
Our vision for the Community Youth Center is to provide
deserving young adults of Limestone County and the City of Athens with an oasis of resources to help them set goals and realize dreams that at first glance seem sometimes impossible. The Community Youth Center will offer services in the following areas of Technology Resources, GED Preparation, SAT/ACT Preparation,
Tutoring, Mentoring/Partnering, Drama, Foreign Language, After School Programs, Exit Exam, Summer Camp, and
Entrepreneurial ship. Our hope is that these services will
help our young adults develop into contributing members of society while increasing their capacity for personal success.
Our mission is to provide a holistic approach for complete success that will produce successful and productive adults.
"Our Beliefs"
Professionalism and Commitment
MTM belief is that with professionalism and a commitment to providing high quality, high capacity services, we can restore that glimmer of light, that ray of hope, that dreams for a better tomorrow that is sometimes stolen from our youth by the hardships of today’s life. If each of us would commit to helping one person along their journey, then our efforts will not be in vain.
"What MTM Offers"
* Technology Resources
* GED Prep
* SAT/ACT Prep
* Tutoring
* Drama
* Foreign Language
* Mentoring / Partnering
* Exit Exam
* Senior Citizen Support
* And Much More!
"Kingdom Agents"
1. What is a Kingdom Agent? A Kingdom Agent (KA) is similar to a Sport's Agent except it is based upon Christian Principles. A Kingdom Agent will promote "Departing from Evil and Do Good!” A KA will serve as an Advocate for LOVE and KINDNESS as well as an Agent for Change and REFUGE in the time of trouble.
2. What is the purpose of a Kingdom Agent (KA)? The purpose of a KA is to promote Unity and Harmony. Unity means everyone does what they are suppose to do individually, collectively and in Harmony.
3. What will a Kingdom Agent (KA) do for me? A KA will affirm YOUR ability to "Depart from Evil to Do Good!” A KA will speak positive affirmations to you truthfully, respectfully and with confidence. A KA stands on these TRUTHS that all men shall be treated equally with dignity and respect.
4. Who can be a Kingdom Agent? Anyone can be a KA; however, our target market is children ages 6-19 years of age to evoke a Radical Change to provide PEER to PEER Accountability, Mentoring and Unity.
5. How can I get involved? “Just do it and pencil in where you fit in”... Why do we say Pencil in where you fit in? When your season is UP or your SERVANT’S Heart is complete for this mission, you can move on FREELY.
MTM Testimonials
A student was on her way home when her ex-boyfriend ran her off the road in her senior year. She was in a wheelchair praying she would walk again. She managed to keep her grades up and graduated on time in spite of missing several days out of the classroom and being home schooled to complete her assignments. She prayed to walk and receive her diploma. Her desire was to obtain a degree and develop a non-profit company to educate young women about making the right choices while they are young.
