Ronnae Fleming
President/CEO
This is our President and CEO, Ronnae Fleming. She has her B.S. in Psychology. Ronnae started this program because she believes every child needs a second chance and should not be mistreated because of their mistakes but learn from them. Ronnae strongly agrees with the question "How can I help you help you?" because she wants youth to have their own goals, not those pushed upon them. She knows that with this program, our youth will return to their communities feeling confident, knowing themselves better, being positive, and comfortable expressing themselves.
"Every Child Deserves A Bright Future"
Zhane' McKnight
Vice President
This is our Vice President Zhané McKnight. She has a background in childcare education and is currently a preschool teacher. When she expressed her passion for helping youth in need, CEO Ronnae was excited to offer her the position, as passion is something you just can’t teach. Zhané has made it her mission to spark as many brains as she can reach. She believes in the work being done in this program and knows that it reflects a brighter future for youth throughout our community.
“I may not change the world, but I guarantee I will spark the brain that will change the world.”
Renee Kearney
Secretary
Meet Renee Kearney. She is our Secretary which consist of organizing and ensuring the organization is running smooth on the administrative side. Renee has over 30 years service with the federal government. There, she serves as an Information Management Specialist and responsible for web content. She loves the saying,
“Smile to brighten somebody's day.
Help to touch somebody's heart.”
Dorethea Fleming
Treasurer
Meet Dorethea Fleming. She is our Treasurer. Before joining the team, Dorethea had a wonderful career of more than 14 years with the federal government. There, she served as a program analyst and was responsible for budgeting in the information technology department. Before her career with the federal government, she worked with children with special needs for many years. She loves the saying,
“Each one, reach one, each one, teach one.”