Christopher A. Pugh II Center successfully hosted its annual Breaking Bread With My Brothers, bringing together young men, mentors, and community leaders for a powerful experience rooted in connection, encouragement, and personal growth. This year’s gathering was elevated by the presence of Memphis Mayor Paul Young, whose attendance underscored the importance of investing in the lives and leadership of young men across our city. His participation sent a powerful message that CPC’s young men...

During the fourth quarter, the Christopher A. Pugh II Center proudly celebrated the successful completion of the Cognitive Behavioral Intervention Program (CBIP) and Needs Assessment by 32 young men. This milestone marks a significant step forward in each participant’s personal and professional journey. Throughout the program, participants took part in structured sessions focused on emotional regulation, decision-making, conflict resolution, and goal-setting. These core areas are critical to...

During the fourth quarter, the Christopher A. Pugh II Center proudly celebrated a major workforce milestone as four participants secured full-time employment with Ting. This achievement represents a meaningful step forward in CPC’s mission to prepare young men for long-term economic stability and career success. These employment outcomes reflect the strength of CPC’s integrated approach, which combines vocational training, Cognitive Behavioral Intervention programming, mentorship, and...