Devin is a senior fashion merchandising and design student attending North Carolina A&T State University. She enjoys candle making because the process has brought her peace during this year’s pandemic. Each candle is made with love and attention and is intended to bring warmth, comfort, and harmony to you and
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JAZMYN MCKOY
Work in a project management role at an investment firm and continue to run programs with and scale the Heart of Tabitha Foundation Nearly eleven years ago, I was taking SAT classes with GapBuster, Inc. to prepare for the college application process (early!), and 19 years ago, I joined GapBuster
MICHEAL MEKONNEN
I heard about GapBuster in my sophomore year in high school. I believe I learned about it from one of my teachers, specifically in the context of ACT-SO. When I heard about ACT-SO, I was immediately excited to participate in it. In my junior year, I participated in the Mathematics
LETITIA MILLS
I heard about GapBuster through Hillary Yeboah in my Junior year of high school. She has been involved with the organization for a long time, so she invited me because GapBuster needed more members. I have been part of GapBuster for at least 5 years. GapBuster impacted my life because
AMELY MONTERROZA
Amely graduated from Towson University in 2013 and works as a case manager for the Crisis Center of Prince Georges County “I had such an amazing time at GapBuster. I learned a lot about myself, the staff and the kids. The program was fun and interactive. I have so many
AMIR NASSER
Amir is a graduate of Morehouse College class 2013. He is currently a screenwriter, an author, a filmmaker, and a new father. Amir currently co-hostss “The Chat”. The Chat is the only podcast where you will find diverse topics from instrumental music, to drag, to lifestyle experiences, and motivational speaking.
SOULIHE NIDA (SWALE)
Soulihe was first introduced to GapBuster, Inc. in 2012, volunteering at his first feed the homeless events during that year’s Thanksgiving. Soulihe helped establish the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Jr Chapter at Wheaton high school serving as president. He later went to be involved in NSBE in college at University
