AEYL

"Spreading love, one meal at a time! 💖💖 We're joining the movement to and make a positive impact in the world.

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This evening (February 23rd) the AEYL Teens and Families were blessed to receive a private black history experience at The McKinney First Baptist Church

The TMFBC Black History Month exhibit is a significant event in Collin County that celebrates the contributions of African American inventors and their impact on society. The exhibit features over 60 displays on African American inventions, achievements, and culture. It is an educational experience that offers an inspiring look at the life-changing technologies and innovations created by Black Americans that have shaped our modern world. The exhibit is a testament to the creativity, resilience, and innovation of Black inventors, who have overcome challenges to make a lasting impact on society.

Thank you TMFBC for hosting and bringing an extension of Black Excellence to Collin County. Derrick Robinson

A week ago...
The Etiquette Dinner hosted by AEYL Leadership Team and facilitated by Mrs. Donna Culbertson & Mrs. Angelia Fernell- Catered by Chef Dedra in partnership with Poppy's Wings, Fairview Texas! This dinner was designed to teach essential dining manners, professional etiquette, and social skills in a hands-on, real-world setting. The experience helps students build confidence, practice respectful communication, and understand proper table behavior, preparing them for formal events, interviews, internships, and future professional environments.
Photo & Video Credits to Esntl Aesthetics LLC

The Alliance of Elite Youth Leadership (AEYL) recently hosted a powerful COLLEGE STUDENT-LED PANEL designed to provide HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS with real, unfiltered insight into the transition INSIDE COLLEGE—from ACADEMICS and CAMPUS LIFE to FINDING COMMUNITY and SELF-CONFIDENCE along the way.