Dr. Terence N. Thomas Memorial Scholarship
On Sunday August 3rd, 2025, the Dr. Terence N. Thomas Memorial Scholarship supporting academic excellence was awarded to 15 students from Milwaukee and Southeastern Wisconsin. The Keynote speaker was Pastor Tony Lowden, lead pastor and founder of Jabez Ministries.
The theme for the scholarship this year was Men Building Men in the Community. US. Congress Woman, Gwendolynne Sophia Moore Wisconsin’s 4th congressional district since 2005 took a photo with the Awardee’s and gave them great advice as they go off to college.
Fellowship Golf Clinic 2025
The Fellowship Open started as a small dinner and fun round of golf with friends in 2000 hosted by Irma and John Daniels Jr and has grown tremendously to help empower our youth. Not only has the Fellowship Open honored Wisconsin sports legends and Milwaukee business leaders for 25 consecutive years in the process we have expanded to nationally-known civic honorees, raised over $4 million, assisted more than 125 community and faith-based, youth-serving organizations and initiatives, and are currently providing ongoing support for some 200 young African American scholars matriculating at over 30 colleges and universities across America.
On Friday August 8, 2025 the Youth Open Clinic and Leadership Luncheon took place at Currie Golf Course. The Clinic was supported by MKE Fellows, First Tee WB/WG, Kappa League and others who connected the Youth to the game of Golf. Fun was had by all and the Youth enjoyed themselves.
Jessie Ruth McNeely-Wells Birthday
On Friday June 27th, 2025 Mrs. Jessie Ruth McNeely-Wells celebrated her 106 birthday with friends and family at (A Taste of Soul) located at 4706 W. Fondulac Ave. The 106th Birthday Celebration & Appreciation of the Church, Government and Community leaders who have Acknowledged & Supported her. In memory of one of Ruth’s best friends, Mrs. Estella Spears.
Kim Robinson worked in law enforcement for over 20 years. This included 18 years as an Identification Technician where he analyzed crime scenes. This is where Kim developed his skills as a photographer. He has a keen eye for snapping the right picture and as a result, connected with Milwaukee’s local newspaper as a freelance photojournalist. To this day you can check newsprint, magazines and other print media and find Kim Robinson’s work which has taken him from a local neighborhood event to being on the field at the Superbowl. In his spare time Kim remodels, rehabs, and leases older homes in the community.
