Integrity Mentors vision and how you can help us reach our goal of impacting youth.

1. Integrity Mentors
Mentoring Program

2.  Youth Statistics
 Program Overview
 Vision
 Monthly Session Review
 Partners
 Q&A

3. Each Day in America for All Children:
 4 children are killed by abuse or neglect
 6 children or teens commit suicide
 48 children or teens are injured or killed with a gun
 167 children are arrested for violent crimes
 384 children are arrested for drug crimes
 690 babies are born to teen mothers
 927 public school students are corporally punished
 1,903 children are confirmed as abused or neglected
 2,857 high school students drop out
 12,816 public school students are suspended
* These statistics are from Children's Defense Fund 2014.

4. 1 out of every 4 high school freshmen fail to finish high
school in four years in the USA!
* These statistics are from Children's Defense Fund 2014.

5. Problem:
 Many youth that are at-risk have decreased horizons of success
 Youth tend to bring their issues/burdens into the school system
 By default, schools are made to address these issues
 Many schools are not equipped to handle the immense task but
make a noble effort
* These statistics are from Children's Defense Fund 2014.

6.  History
Integrity Mentors (iM) is a faith-based 501(c)3 non-profit mentoring program that
was officially founded in 2006. The vision began with a sincere passion for
mentoring and developing young men in low- and moderate-income households,
particularly those who are being raised by a single parent.
Due to continued growth and support, the Board decided to add a girls mentoring
component in March 2016. The vision for this program is similar to the boys
mentoring, focusing on the single-parent household.

7. 12/8/2016
iM Girls Mission
Impacting the lives of young women by building
confidence, strength, and self-worth. Instilling biblical
principles to encourage and uplift.
iM Girls Vision
To inspire, equip, coach and empower young women to
lead lives of integrity – being encouraged by God’s
plan for their lives, not the worlds.
iM Girls Motto
iM BOLD – Confident, not arrogant. I take risks when led by God.
iM BRILLIANT – Obtaining my education is important. I make wise decisions.
iM BEAUTIFUL – Inside and out. I see the beauty in others and in the world.

8. iM serves to develop youth socially, intellectually, and spiritually. This includes
monthly “rap” sessions coupled with impactful and fun activities/field trips
and community service projects.
 Youth Mentoring
 Monthly “Rap” Sessions
 Group Outings
Community Service
Splitting firewood for the elderly
~ Mansfield, TX ~
Jiffy Lube
Mentees paired with technicians
~ Grand Prairie, TX ~
LIFE Lessons
Youth Budgeting activity
~ Dallas, TX ~

9. Youth Mentoring
iM uses a hands-on approach when dealing with youth. Mentors work closely with
the parent(s) and teacher(s) of the youth to establish personal and trustworthy
relationships.
 Mentor Qualifications
 In-person interview with Executive Director
 Pass Criminal Background check
 Complete mentor training
 Complete Sexual Abuse and Awareness training
 Attend 2 consecutive mentor sessions
 Mentor Expectations
 Mentors are listed as a second point of contact at mentees school
 Conduct random classroom visits as needed
 Must attend all monthly mentor “rap” sessions
 Mentors contact the mentee at least twice (2X) monthly
 Support mentees extracurricular activities

10. Lifestyle
Relationships
Respect
Bullying
Peer Pressure
Attitude
Divorce
Authority
Drugs &
Alcohol
Sex
God
Monthly “Rap” Sessions
Monthly “rap” sessions are held on the 3rd Saturday of each month, January thru
October. They are group discussions where mentees and mentors come together
and discuss relevant topics to help youth deal with life issues. Occasionally, guest
speakers are invited to lead the youth in the discussion.

11. iM uses a curriculum that is faith-based and serves to help youth confront life’s
challenges that endanger their integrity and threaten their God-given vision.
The curriculum focuses on 3 core areas:
 Leadership – example session topics include:
 Self-Esteem
 Anger Management & Conflict Resolution
 Life Lessons – example session topics include:
 Personal Hygiene/Etiquette
 The Law & Your Community
 Social Responsibility – example session topics include:
 Respect for Others
 Community Service

12.  Airplane Ride
 Culinary School
 College Tours
 Fishing
 Painting
 Camping
 Horseback Riding
 Canoeing
 Archery
Group Outings
iM exposes youth to activities that they may not have had
the opportunity to experience prior to being involved in the
program.
College Tours
Visited O.U. and Langston University campus
~ Oklahoma City, OK ~
Airplane Ride
Aviator Air
~ Grand Prairie, TX ~
Vehicle Maintenance
Jiffy Lube
~ Grand Prairie, TX ~

13. Life is full of choices. As an adult, youth will be challenged daily to make good choices and live
responsibly—with their health, career path, social life, and with their finances. This activity will teach
youth the principles of managing money while life throw’s a few “curve balls” along the way!

14. Private Educational Coaching:
Educational Coaching is an extension of traditional tutoring. The goal is to build foundational tools that enable
students to achieve success in school and increase college and career readiness. All Noggin Coaches are
experienced classroom teachers.
Students receive:
• Private instruction
• Problem solving skills
• Ability to manage time and resources
• Study skills
• Effective test-taking strategies
• Subject mastery
Other Programs:
• Bridging the Gap Between Home and School: Parent/Student workshop (Home Edition)
• Bridging the Gap Between Home and School: Parent workshop
• Cracking the Code - SAT strategies course
• Learning Fundamentals Academy - Study skills course
• ASPIRE - Academic and career coaching program
Video: Noggin Educational
Website: noggineducation.com

15. G.E.T. (Greater Expectations Technology) - LEGO MINDSTORMS Education EV3
Instructor Led with an emphasis on CAD Robotics
The LEGO MINDSTORMS Education EV3 Core Solution is set up as an 8-
week (64 hours) curriculum. However, it can be adjusted according to the
need. Students will learn how to design and build programmable robots
using high quality motors, sensors, gears, wheels, axles, and other
technical components. By using hands-on robotics, students will gain a
better understanding of how technology works in real world applications.
Details are as follows:
• There will be 8 students per 1 instructor
• The length of each course will be (2) hours or 120 minutes per group
• Each group will receive (16) classes
• Classes can be conducted Monday thru Thursday
• There will be CAD demonstrations to teach the children about CAD and
how to modify their Robot design in CAD and 3D Print the modified parts
Video: LEGO Mindstorms Education EV3
Website: getcadtraining.com

17.  Service areas
 Grand Prairie and Surrounding areas
 Facility dedicated to Integrity Inc.
 Staff Offices
 Kitchen area
 Classrooms/Computer Lab
 Conference/Meeting Room
 Recreation/Fitness area
To create a comprehensive organization that caters to low- and
moderate-income households – Integrity Inc.
Integrity
Inc.

18. Youth
Mentoring
Integrity
Inc.
Parent
Education
Youth
Education
Family
Outreach
Integrity Inc. has 4 core programming areas.

19. 4 CORE AREA’s NOW FUTURE
Youth Mentoring
 Integrity Mentors - Boys
 Integrity Mentors – Girls *
 Integrity Mentors - Boys
 Integrity Mentors - Girls
Youth Education
 S.T.E.M. – CADWorks Solutions *
 Tutoring (Noggin Educational Coaching)
 S.T.E.M. CADWorks Solutions
 Tutoring (Noggin Educational Coaching)
 College Preparation Courses
 Trade Schools
 Military Enlistment & Options
Parent Education
(Helping parents become better parents)
 Counseling
 Workshops
 Parent/youth activities
Family Outreach
(Helping families in need)
 Benevolence Giving  Benevolence Giving
 Provide food/clothing needs
 Job placement
* Recent additions

20. Raise $175K additional capital to expand programming (Integrity Inc.):
 Program Operations ($150K)
 Facility (min. 1,700 sq. ft. and includes maintenance)
 Marketing/Technology services
 Transportation (rent vs. purchase program vans)
 Mentor Sessions/Workshop resources
 Educational/Counseling resources
 Annual Program Events ($15K)
 Signature Event
 Overnight Youth Outing
 College Tours
 Grant Writer ($10K)
 Full-time; annual retainer

22. 12/8/2016 ~ Coping with Grief and Loss ~
~ The Law and YOUR Community ~
~ Life After High School ~ ~ Health and Wellness ~
~ Life Decisions ~

23. 12/8/2016 ~ New Life Farm ~~ Culinary Workshops ~
~ Whirlyball ~
~ Homeless Ministry ~~ KnockerBall ~

24. INTEGRITY INC.
Inputs
Resources Needed
Activities
What We Do
Outputs
Anticipated Results
Outcomes
Changes We Accomplish
Impact
Benefits We Bring
1. Program Operations
• Facility
• Transportation
• Computers
• Marketing
• Staffing
• Formal training
2. Human
• Counselors/Therapists
• Career Counselors
• Accounting
• Grant Writer
• Legal
3. Practitioners
• Individuals
• Churches
• Organizations
• Universities
• City of Grand Prairie
4. Additional
• Intercessor
• Funders
• Strategist
• Annual Operating Budget
- $175K
1. Youth Mentoring
• Boys and Girls
• Ages 12 to 18
2. Youth Education
• LIFE Lessons Program
• Group Excursions
• STEM
• Educational Coaching
• College Prep
• Trade School
• Military Enlistment
3. Parent Education
• Leadership Support
• Parent/Youth Activities
• Workshops
• Counseling
4. Family Outreach
• Job Placement
• Benevolence Giving
• Food/Clothing Needs
5. Additional
• Mentor Training
• Organizational Mentor
Recruitment Strategies
• Money Management
1. Increased high school
graduation rate
2. Youth develop social skills
3. Help parents to become
leaders in the home
4. Expose youth to
experiences outside their
environment
5. Companies achieve their
social citizenship goals
6. Program develops more
well-rounded youth
7. Schools get a resource
they can’t afford to
provide internally
8. Fathers are active and
present in the home
9. Single parents have a
trusted partner in helping
to guide their children
1. Reverse trajectory of
single-parent households
2. Inspire youth to further
their education and return
to be a mentor
3. Franchise program in
other states
4. Bridge the gap between
parent(s) and child
5. Increase high school
graduation rate
6. Provide fathers and
mothers with structured
opportunities to interact
with their children
7. Become a mentorship
resource to corporations,
churches, and schools
8. Decrease the chances
youth become
incarcerated or homeless
9. Youth exhibit higher self-
esteem and confidence
10.Reduce teen suicide rate
1. Children achieve more
success in the classroom
and society
2. Parents are stronger and
more united
3. Lower crime rate in local
communities
4. Mentors make a positive
difference in children's
lives
5. Children and their parents
develop healthier
relationships
6. Decrease high school
drop-out rate
7. Increase chances youth
do not join a gang or
sell/use drugs and alcohol
8. Introduce Christ to youth
and their family who do
not know Him
9. Lead families to a more
Christ-centered approach
to personal challenges

25. iM has thrived over the past few years through the support of
strong partnerships.