Future Kings Community Service & Mentoring
MOMS offers young men meaningful community service opportunities alongside positive mentorship, accountability, personal development, and community involvement. Through service, youth can contribute to their neighborhoods while building relationships with caring adults.
For Referral Agencies
MOMS welcomes inquiries from Juvenile Services, family-service agencies, schools, counselors, social workers, youth-serving organizations, and other appropriate community organizations.
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Referral pathway
Agency Referral → MOMS Review → Youth/Guardian Intake → Community Service & Mentoring → Service-Hour Tracking → Completion/Documentation
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​Please contact MOMS to discuss a youth’s needs and the available opportunities before a referral is accepted.
More Than Completing Hours
The goal is more than completing service hours. MOMS wants each young person to practice responsibility, service, teamwork, and community involvement while building positive relationships with adults who listen and guide.
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Community-Based Mentoring
We build trust first. Activities grow from the real needs we observe in the youth and community, with room for young people to share what matters to them.
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Four Seasons of Giving
​Future Kings Drive, Backpack Drive, Orange You Glad It’s Christmas Toy Drive, and Youth Recreation Drive can provide service opportunities throughout the year, as programming and supervision allow.
Referral and Placement Guidance
MOMS’ ability to accept a referral depends on factors including available programming, appropriate supervision, the youth’s age and needs, the requested service activity, and organizational capacity.
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​Organizations seeking placement for court-ordered community service should contact MOMS before making a placement or representing MOMS as an approved service site. Acceptance of court-ordered hours may be subject to requirements established by the referring agency, court, or other appropriate authority.