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2018 edition of the positively impacting the Memphis Mayor Marco McClendon featured at
Producing Outstanding Crittenden county region of Maddux Elementary Career Day.
People, Inc. nonprofit the Delta since 2014
organization’s quarterly through our amazing are also a featured highlight
magazine! This edition is sponsors, donors, of this edition. We are
POP’ing with tons of volunteers, partners of excited to offer our POP!
POSITIVITY! This Positivity, and our many Family of services! And
magazine is your quarterly community programs, welcome a number of new
go to for an instant “feel works, and projects that are students into our POP!
good sensation”, through all Powered On Positivity! Family. Enjoy as we
experiencing the Power Of In this edition we are showcase the awesome
Positivity. POP! is using POP’ing with excitement to works inspired by
the Power of Positivity to highlight the expansion of contributions from awesome
change the world as we services in the West supporters like you!
know it! With POP! There Memphis Community now
is no room for negativity, offering sites at Weaver T.A.C.T! Teen Mentoring Through Music
because we chose to Elementary and Bethel
address the negative things AME Church that services Pg.16 T.A.C.T
in our community through Maddux Elementary School
applying positive solutions Students. The launch of the
and approaches to problem Coalition for a Quality
solving the many issues that Crittenden County and
our community faces. POP! POP Summer Boot Camps

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empowerment of the “whole student staff volunteer
individual” through equipping opportunities for grades 9th-

students and families with the 12th. The Tuesday afterschool

practical knowledge, skills, program was repurposed in

and Christian values and the Fall of 2019, to make

character that will accommodate the expansion

(P)roduce a generation of of our West Memphis School
District Partnership
(O)utstanding
programs. The POP!
POP! Scholars are taught the (P)eople
importance of a healthy and active S.T.E.M. Explore Academy
lifestyle by having lots of fun during that will stand ready to resolve
free play time the current and future is offered on Thursdays to
middle schoolers grades 4th-9th.
P.O.P. Mission generational issues and
Statement The Explore academy engages
challenges of this world
The POP: Operation UPLIFT children in STEM based
Community Program is a
comprehensive curriculum through the application of exploratory learning activities,
designed to cultivate the
academic, social, and Godly wisdom, core critical focusing on problem solving
emotional growth of the
“Whole Individual” thinking, problem solving, and and eco-friendly solution
development dedicated to
To accomplish our endeavor Christian values and
we execute a three-fold frugality, reduce, reuse, and
curriculum focused on the principles. repurposing. In partnership

The P.O.P! Afterschool with Robert Bosch
Programs operate Monday-
Thursday hosted at our Corporation, through the
community partner sites, Old gifting of POP!’s 2-year
St. Paul MB Church,
partner grant funding the POP!

S.T.E.M. Academy completed
its 2nd year community

Bethel AME church, East Jr. gardening club and launched
the iCreate commUNITY!
High, Jackson Wonder
Digital Media Club.
Elementary and Weaver

Elementary. Also offering

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POP! STEM Community Garden Project

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Project 2019 was funded by the
Community Foundation Fund,
provided by the Robert Bosch
Corporation. The POP! STEM
community Garden experience
was a summer long project that
included basic science education
regarding the plant growth
process, the student’s role in
helping their garden and plants
thrive, cultivating the garden,
harvestingthe crops, healthy food
preparation and a family dinner.

POP! commUNITY Garden Camp Summer2019

The month of May with our Community Garden
Partner Mr. Richard Miller planting seedlings and
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POP! STEM iCreate CommUNITY Digital Media

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Digital Media Program was funded by
the Community Foundation Fund,
provided by the year-2 Robert Bosch
Corporation partnership. They
increased their knowledge in
understanding the power of influence
that social media has on predicting
patterns and trends in choices and
decisions we make as a community.
The students' attitudes towards
Facebook and Survey monkey was
positively influenced by their weekly
interactions and confirming
predictions based on social behaviors.

The students learned how to fluently commUNITY Media Tech , Marisa Hedge, served as POP’s lead commUNITY events
digital data consultant.She provided tech set up and supportfor exit poll stations
use Survey Monkey, Canva Digital
at all POP Coalition for a Quality Crittenden County sponsored community events
Media Platform, and the Microsoft

Office Suite of applications. The

students helped first-hand to create a

commUNITY movement in

collaboration with POP!'s community

development organization Coalition

for a Quality Crittenden County. The

students designed and created all the

social flyers and ads for each CQCC

event commUNITY Forum and

Conversation. The students created the

commUNITY exit polls via Survey

Monkey and set up the computers,

solicited citizens to complete the

surveys, analyzed the data, and

reported the data findings via the

CQCC FB page. The students provided

data that was used to guide future

decisions regarding CQCC events.

The students learned the basic
knowledge need to with assistance
manage POP's social platforms content
(i.e. Website, Instagram, Twitter,
Facebook)

The students learned how to do basic
photography and newsletter content
creation as well.

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Why parents All of P.O.P!, Inc. Non-
Profit programs are
choose P.O.P! staffed by 100%
volunteer in-kind
P.O.P.! Afterschool, services from
Christian Program educators, educational
STEM Academy staff members, and
provides a Christian community
environment for leaders within
children grades 4th-12 the Crittenden
to learn and grow County Community.
activities:
Each staff volunteer
• Scripture and Daily are highly qualified
Devotional Time professionals in the
STEM based
• Science, Math, workforce with
Technology and years of excellence in
Engineering focused education service!
activities

• Enrichment Activities
(singing, praise dance,
digital media
productions, book club,
and much more!

• After School Snacks

POP! Scholar Taleeah Booth created her 3-D
Gratitude Pumpkin filled with the things she is
most thankful for

Page 2

Students learned about the basics of engineering through various activities of
constructing multiple dimension shapes while learning valuable character skills

about gratitude, giving thanks, love, and the story of the nativity.

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Literacy is essential if we are to

Continuumeradicate poverty at home and abroad,
improve infant mortality rates, add resNs eedWs bahsaedt,
gender inequality, and create ihsighCroisknctoimnmuuunmity?based li

sustainable development. Without Continuum is a community based
literacy skills—the abilities to read, to literacy program offered through

write, to do math, to solve problems, the Producing Outstanding
and to access and use technology— People, Inc. non-profit
today’s adults will struggle to take part organization, in collaboration
with local businesses, churches,
in the world around them and fail to

Transformation Time reach their full potential as parents, and civic organizations of
community members, and employees. Crittenden County. The program
Mr. Darrell Anthony, conducting (www.proliteracy.org). Literacy mission of Continuum is to
Transformation Time with youth the extends far beyond text books and the provide literacy based programs
Academies of West Memphis at their classroom. Individuals today, now
career day more than ever must also be socially through a variety of educational
literate in the ever-evolving global opportunities and experiences that
society and connectivity with the will increase the overall
world at our fingertips. academic, social, financial, and
POP!’s Continuum program
extensively focuses on the proper workforce literacy skills of those
development of social literacy. living within under-privileged
communities in Crittenden
County and the regional

community at large.

POP! Summer Boot Camp Kick Off Day
Local Community Scholars grades 4th-6th
gathered at local school district schools
Maddux Elementary and Jackson Wonder
Elementary June 24-28, the first POP! Summer
Bridge Boot Camp Program. Pictured students
of Maddux Elementary are engaging in a team
building activity to get to know their team
mates.
Below the Jackson-Wonder POP! Scholars
engaging in a team building activity

POP! Summer Boot Camp 2019

In Partnership with Jackson Wonder Elementary and Maddux Elementary POP!,
Inc. Hosted its inaugural summer bridge program June 24th-28th. Student’s need

continued engagement through the summer break to support the skills being
taught throughout the school year

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POP ! Culture Welcomes Weaver Elementary

The POP Culture Character Education The POP Scholars explored possibilities Mr. Anthony Greeting the Weaver Scholars
Program is designed to cultivate the in developing friendships within new in love and welcoming them into the POP
positive social and emotional group dynamics
development and growth of middle Family for the 2019 School Year!!
school age children. The program
encompasses a three-fold curriculum
fusing moral and character values,
self-worth, and citizenship,
interdependency into weekly
interactive, hands-on character
development sessions. The POP!
Team has expanded their services in
the West Memphis School District.
Beginning in the Fall 2019 school
term the POP! team will be
partnering with Weaver Elementary
School to offer its POP! Culture
Character Building Academy every
Tuesday of each Month from 3 PM to
4 PM. As with all POP! commUNITY
program, through partnership with the
school students can enroll and attend
free of charge. The students engage in
character building activities with a
faith based foundational principle.
The students have enjoyed a
Positively POP’in POP off with POP!
Producing Outstanding People!

The month of June the Hughes Scholars
challenged themselves to extend beyond
their comfort zones through trying
something new. Taco Toppings included
guacamole & pico de gallo were a first time
try

POP’s version of the Word Scramble The Scholars created am impromptu dramatic
Game taught the Scholars the role play to demonstrate their knowledge and
importance of working together so understanding of self- control
everyone wins. Everyone Achieves
Success Together

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POP ! Culture Jackson-
Wonder Academy

POP! is excited to host year 3 at our Jackson-Wonder
Elementary POP! Culture Character Building Academy,
Scholars engaged in a plethora of hands on activities and
critical conversations to create thought provoking dialogue to
foster changes in their cognition and cultural mindset
regarding honesty, integrity, respect, entitlement, love and
developing a mind, heart, and life of gratitude.

Within the POP! Culture Character Education Program POP
is an acronym for “Powered on Positivity.” The program uses
the power of positivity to create a culture of kids that possess
a positive self-image, high standards for goal attainment, and
quality values.

Throughout the duration of the program, the POP! Scholars
acquire life-long skills that will prepare them to be
effective leaders of tomorrow. The program activities and
structure also develop a spirit of love and develop new
friendships within the POP Family.

The students ended the semester with an
achievement celebration honoring and
recognizing those who were faithful in
their attendance and applying their new
knowledge and skill set in their everyday
lives. The Pizza Party themed
celebration was the perfect farewell for
summer. Until the 2019 all Kick-Off

The LR Jackson Academy leaders Mr.
Darrell Anthony and Dr. Chasity Dean-
Anthony participated in the class of 2019
commencement ceremony. The 6th grade
scholars were awarded certificates of
completion and honored for their
achievements.

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POP ! Culture Maddux Elementary Mustangs

The POP! Team is excited to The POP Scholars explored possibilities Mr. Anthony Greeting the Weaver Scholars
highlight the expansion of its in developing friendships within new in love and welcoming them into the POP
services to the Maddux School group dynamics
Community through is newly Family for the 2019 School Year!!
fostered partnership with the Bethel
AME 21st Century Learning After
School Program the Fall 2019
school term. The Maddux
Elementary School POP! Culture
Character Building Academy was
merged into the Bethel Program.
The Bethel Program was created to
support the academic and social
growth of the Maddux Elementary
Community. POP! offers the
Character-Building program every
Tuesday of each Month from 5 PM
to 6 PM The POP Culture
Character Education Program is
designed to cultivate the positive
social and emotional development
and growth of middle school age
children. The program
encompasses a three-fold
curriculum fusing moral and
character values, self-worth, and
citizenship, interdependency into
weekly interactive, hands-on
character development sessions.

The month of June the Hughes Scholars
challenged themselves to extend beyond
their comfort zones through trying
something new. Taco Toppings included
guacamole & pico de gallo were a first time
try

POP’s version of the Word Scramble The Scholars created am impromptu dramatic
Game taught the Scholars the role play to demonstrate their knowledge and
importance of working together so understanding of self- control
everyone wins. Everyone Achieves
Success Together

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The Continuum Way…

The Continuum literacy program All our Programs target those .
engages the community in meaningful who live in underprivileged
literacy opportunities through the neighborhood communities
following activities with an emphasis within Crittenden County
on social literacy. Social literacy, from and the surrounding areas
the perspective learning literacy
through social interactions.

B.E.A.S.T. M.O.D.E. – Teen Male
MENtoring program.

The E.L.T.E. Gems Teen Girls
Mentoring
Forever Gems & Jewels Teen
Mom Mentoring

E.L.I.T.E Gems

Young Ladies Mentoring Program

E.L.I.T.E. Emeralds Mentoring Program is designed to
empower, inspire, and equip teen young ladies with the
knowledge and skills need academically, socially,
mentally, and emotionally EXCEL in life.

E.L.I.T.E. is an acronym for:

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The E.L.I.T.E. Gems

Young Ladies encounter many
different experiences in life in their
Journey from Girls to Womanhood.

Many of those experiences leave
young ladies Feeling uninspired,

powerless, and defeated before their

lives truly even begin. It is through

the testimonies and mentorship of E.L.I.T.E. Gems @

once at-risk women who have

exceled and exceeded the odds that East Jr. High is
hosted in
young ladies can find strength and
inspiration to not simply tread partnership with
through life but to TRIUMPH over 21st Century
Learning on
the mountains, obstacles, valleys, Mondays from
pitfalls, and truly EXCEL in their
life’s journey! 4:50pm-5:50pm

.

Above- EJHS Gems & Dr. Chasity demonstrating thestrength Above: EAST Jr.Gems learn aboutself-awareness in an activity
ofunity Below- TheGEMS commit to let their lights shinebright of Removing the mask to reveal their true selves

withintheirschool,home,and community

E.L.I.T.E. Gems @ EJHS Mentoring
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E.L.I.T.E. Gems Community Mentoring APRIL

JanuaryMeeting-CommunityGEMSKick-Off,FebruaryNationalCivilRights
MuseumHighlight,April–TACTTeenSummit,June-FarwellForSummer

PajamaPartyLockIn

National Civil Rights Museum Monthly Bonding Meeting

Farwell Pajama Party

Vision Boards Self-Care 101!
The Life I See for Baby and Me! Pamper Gifts for Mom

Forever Gems and Jewels Joy of Motherhood Day

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ABP.REIL.A.S.T. M.O.D.E.

Male MENtoring BEAST MODE @ Bethel is hosted in partnership with
21st Century Learning each Monday, 4:30pm-5:30pm

Above- Mentees learning about team buildingandthe value
of Strength inUnity Right- BEASTMODE atthe IAM AMAN
display at the National Civil Rights Museum Outing

BEAST MODE
Learning about the
Character Value of Gratitude

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POP! Summer
Boot Camp

In Partnership with Jackson Wonder Elementary and The POP! Mission Possible Team
Maddux Elementary POP!, Inc. Hosted its inaugural converged for a meeting of the minds to
summer bridge program June 24th-28th. Student’s
need continued engagement through the summer plan an excellent experiencefor the
boot camp participants. Pictured
break to support the skills being taught throughout
the school year. The students engaged in hands on Nikida Walker, Tess Jackson, Latasha
Thompson, and David Anthony
activities supporting the development of team
building, problem-solving, critical thinking, self-
confidence, physical social and intellectual skill

development, among many other skills that
promotes success in school and life. POP! is grateful

for its community partners, Regency Title, Pizza Pro
of Marion, and Fred Leonard State Farm for

supporting this community program.

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Romans 12:2 is the Mantra for TACT Don't copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let
God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you willlearn to know
God's will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect.

The T.A.C.T. Mentoring through Music Teen mentoring TACT enjoyed anewlevel ofworship and praise in 2019. Aboveis
program is the newest addition to the POP! Family! This MusicDirector Myron Stewart ministering beforeaperformance.
mentoring program is designed to provide a positive outlet Belowthechoiriscelebrating anotheryear oflifeforMsKyvita.
for the vocally, instrumentally, and media productive
inclined teen. While providing them with the professional April 2019- The TACTers had the privilege of
people and professional social and life skills need to
successfully impact their communities through their talents. performing at the Forest City District #2 of Arkansas
The POP! Team endeavors to do this trough creating First Jurisdiction of COGIC Annual Music Conference
activities and experiences geared towards Transforming A
Cultures Thinking (T.A.C.T.)

The TACT Leadership Team is comprised of Mrs.
NaTasha Granger, Ms. Kyvita Brooks, and Mrs. Kendra
Washington. The mentor group is open to students 7th –
College age young adults. The TACT Choir blesses local
community events with musical performances. The choir
also has a nursing home ministry in which the youth
perform for and visit the elderly. The choir is mentored into
musical excellence through the volunteer efforts of local
and regional artist and choirs.

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The TACT Mentoring Through Music
Program celebrated it’s 3-year
anniversary on April 19th and 20th!
The Anniversary was celebrated with
a weekend of events centered around
the theme “Millennial Warriors”. The
weekend kicked off with a TACT
choir concert featuring the Choir and
the Celebration of Seniors with
Keynote speaker Jeremy Soto of
Victory Wired Youth! Day 2 featured
a youth empowerment day with guest
speakers Brad Johnson and Jessica
Pontoo both phenomenal youth
empowerment leaders! The Day
concluded with a Millennial Warrior
Day, with a College/Career Fair, PT
Obstacle Course, and escape room
experience

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GIRLS! Sisterhood is a community service organization Above : 2019GIRLSNewMembersInductionCeremonyD-11GIRLS
operating under the Producing Outstanding People, Inc. Below:A fewoftheGIRLSrepresentingon FoundersDay 2019
501c3 status nonprofit organization of Marion, AR. Our
GIRLS! organization exists to uplift the delta through
investing in humanity. The volunteer staff of our
organization has been working diligently at the grassroots
level in our community to address the social, academic,
and economic deficits within our region. We strive to
achieve this through living out lives based on our
organizations name and mission; Godly Inspiration in
Real Life Situations. We seek to uplift through inspiration.
GIRLS exist in 2 facets, GIRLS Global, which is a virtual
online sisterly fellowship and the G.I.R.L.S! LIVE!
Movement is an opportunity for women in the West
Memphis, AR and Memphis, TN Metro area to connect,
support, and inspire one another. As members of GIRLS!
we are committed to the natural and spiritual growth,
success, and prosperity of our covenant sisters. ‘the 2019
year for GIRLS was another year of Fabulosity! The
GIRLS loved on God, our GIRLS, and our community in
a special way!
The GIRLS celebrated an awesome Founders Month
Celebration in the month of April! In July the GIRLS
excitedly welcome 11 new sisters in 2019, The
Deuteronomy 11 Level Up GIRLS!
The GIRLS sponsored 2 GIRLS cares service projects in
2019, one benefiting education and welfare of children
and the other benefit families in transition due to domestic
violence. In the month of October, the GIRLS hosted their
Annual EmpowHERment Weekend and it was nothing
short of AMAZING as the GIRLS hosted their first
destination event in Little Rock Arkansas. The GIRLS
closed out the year with their annual Christmas gathering,
Mommy and me Christmas outing, sistHERly SONday
Fellowship, and celebrating a milestone of 2.5K likes on
their Facebook social media page. No matter where we go
we are never alone for we know we have GIRLS around
the World as part of our GIRLS Global Sisterhood,
connecting weekly virtually via our online community.

Above picturedR-LGIRLS members Natasha J.andShaquita atthe 2018-
2019 New MembersInterest/InformationalMeeting

Visit at: www.girlsinspired.webs.com

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GIRLSempowHERmentWeekend2019-Little Rock Arkansas

GIRLS CARES Community Service Projects

ArkansasChildhoodServicesEarlyLearningCenterofWestMemphis NationalDomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth-TheGIRLS

The GIRLS donated neededsupplies to preschoolers to supportexcellence in education in sponsoredaDomesticViolenceAwarenessduringthemonthofOctober,
our community. Pictured is GIRLS members Projectcoordinator Takisha Wittier andCenter withaboothattheGIRLSempowHERmentDaywherewomencould
Director Theresa Bohanon along with GIRLS members Lentisha Brownand Tonia Wright lashoutagainstdomesticviolencebygivingdonationstohavetheirlashes
done. SpecialthankstoNoraAyersfordonatinglashesandnewGIRLS
memberandcosmetologistAmandawhovolunteerstoinstalllashes

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Pictured members from left to right: Darrell Anthony, Grandon Gray, Orlundo Hubbard, Dr. Chasity Dean-
Anthony, Lydia Archibald, Tsequila Crayton, Kecia Holmes, and Brad Johnson

The CQCC is a grass roots movement in affiliation with Producing Outstanding People. Inc. The CQCC
was developed in efforts to mobilize the citizens in Crittenden County to become actively engaged within
the community in all areas that impact the quality of life for residents in Crittenden County.

The major focus of the coalitions efforts for 2019 were devoted to connecting the citizens with the
information needed to cast a quality vote in the school mileage proposal for both Marion School District
and West Memphis School District which are both school districts in Crittenden County. The CQCC
hosted 2 commUNITY Forums and the “First 30 Days” Coffee and Conversations. This event allowed
constituents the opportunity to connect with the newly installed 2019 elected officials.

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Christmas with POP! 2019 was more spectacular
than ever! The POP! Dynamic Donors rose to the
challenge with more than 100 children to bless.
The children experienced and shared the love of
Jesus in a real way. Authentic Agape Love is the
greatest gift that can ever be given or receive.
POP! gave gifts to replicate the great love given
in the gift of God’s son Jesus Christ, who is the
savior of the world! Each child enjoyed a Happy
Birthday Jesus Party filled with great food
sponsored by Pizza Pro of Marion and gifts
sponsored by our POP! Partners of Positivity!

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ProducingChristmas love extended across all parts of the POP! Family! Christmas was used to highlight the love that is shared among the
immediate family bond and the bonds of family we extend when we make room in our hearts for our POP! Family!

Outstanding
People,

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POP! POP! Inc. would like to
Welcomes all Thank all our volunteers,
And community partners!
donations
from the
community, be
it monetary or
in-kind
services of
your time and
talents,

YOU

Are

NEEDED

Contact our
volunteer &

gifting
coordinator

today

@

901-283-6384

Darrell

Anthony

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Dr. Chasity regains Weikart Center Youth Excellence
National External Assessor Certification (September 2019)

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Lincoln Barnett, M.Div. Lashunda Martin, MEd Catrece Davis, MSW Brad Johnson

Darrell Anthony, MCS Dr. Chasity Dean-Anthony, Ph.D

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