A Free Tutoring Service: Preparing For the Future

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(click on my photo!) "Mr. Mike and his Supporters make the New Philadelphia A.M.E. Church  (click) magazine with The "Free Tutoring Service"! The article below appeared  in the January 2007 issue. The only corrections are: We meet on Tuesday  through Thursday, from 3:30PM until 7:30PM and also on Saturday mornings from 10:00AM until 12:30PM"   Kaelah (14) is a new student from King Drew Magnet School. She is a resident of Carson and a member of Nu Philly. Her Aunt, Catherine, was attending the 7:00AM Service, but says she will now attend the 10:00 AM Service. Robyn (Usher) will join us as soon as she completes some school obligations.

A Tribute to one of our Volunteer Tutors....James Wilson of the Postal Service....now deceased (below). A part of this Site is dedicated in his Honor...James, we will surely miss you! Thank you for all of your assistance and caring about the youth of our Communities....Cleophas Mike McAlpin.....classmate:  and very good friend: Member of the Fairfield High School Alumni Association.

James Wilson...Financial Supporter & Volunteer Tutor: Volunteer Tutors serve to lecture the students on their careers and what it took to achieve their goals. They are what we call "Interaction with the Professional Community". They are only connected to this Organization "educatioally" to assist the students, and are not connected to this Organization in any other way. Volunteers are always necessary if a nonprofit corporation is to survive: volunteers receive no pay, only that intangible reward that comes from God. Thanks to all who volunteer to assist with the education of our youth! January 7, 2007...Happy 70th  Birthday .....James Wilson  (always a financial supporter) of the Fairfield Alabama Industrial High School Alumni Association.  James was involved in an accident that left him ill, but his good humor and spirit are inspirational to us all. We celebrated his birthday with a lot of good cheer and well wishes. The Fairfield Alumni Association member were great in numbers at his SW Los Angeles home,  as we all sang happy birthday to James.  James retired from the Postal Service and then worked as a Staple's Center Usher. We often greeted him when we attended the Los Angeles Sparks Basketball games with the students. We will miss you, James, at the Center.