Francene Marie interviewed Reggie Singleton with The Males Place about their luxurious community garden. The young warriors gave 100 pounds of nutritious food away to seniors in the community.
The Males Place is the best kept secret yet the biggest movement in Charlotte, North Carolina. The Males Place is an incorporated 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. The founder Reggie Singleton, along with the board of directors has embarked upon a community and youth outreach project that has already changed the lives of thousands of young men in Charlotte, NC. The project has played a major role in expanding young minds toward community and civic involvement. From a prospective of intervention through self-awareness, the organization’s by product is the reduction of the percentages of youth delinquency and gang involvement in Charlotte and surrounding counties.
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