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We Help Young Men Succeed

Providing mentorship, brotherhood, and tutoring to help young men thrive.

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How We Serve Our Community

The Southfield Esquires Mentoring Program is based upon the four pillars of excellence: brotherhood, leadership, scholarship, and service. Through engaging activities, dynamic speakers, and impactful service projects, the Southfield Esquires Mentoring Program is committed to cultivating tomorrow’s leaders. 

“I thank everyone in this program for the advice, care, and tools you have given me. Because of this program I’ve gone to greater things in life and continue to grow from my experiences. I can’t wait to see this program shine and grow to be something great.” - Charles Allen Jr.
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Who We Serve

We are 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to mentoring young boys in grades 7-10 enrolled in Detroit area schools.

  • Our mentors promote leadership development, career awareness, community involvement, educational planning, oral communication skills.

Questions & Answers

How is SEMP Inc. Handling mentor matching during COVID-19?

By staying home! Our office staff conducts interviews, workshops, check-ins, and all communications from the comfort of their homes so that we and you stay safe. For our interviews and workshops, we use Zoom video conferencing. 

Is there a fee to participate?

Yes. Annual dues are $20 per month plus an initial wardrobe fee* of $250. *subject to change

How much time should the mentee expect to commit?

Generally speaking, you should expect to spend a total of 4 hours per month one-on-one with your mentor/ mentee and in workshops with a cohort of other mentees and mentors. Workshops occur every 3-4 weeks over a period of 6-9 months. Advisors will communicate with their mentees in between the workshops on zoom or phone outside of all general body meetings. 

How much time should parents expect to commit?

Generally speaking, parents should expect to meet bi-monthly. Parents are also required to participate in community service projects, fundraising and to provide transportation to and from all events.

How does my son become a member of Southfield Esquire Mentoring Program Inc?

  • Submit your application.
  • Attend our open house. 
  • Appear for your interview.

Friends of Southfield Esquires

Mr. Michael Blackman

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Woodard, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Durden

Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Smith

Mrs. Jovita Moffett

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wallace

How Southfield Esquires Impact Youth

“I can’t thank the Southfield Esquires Mentoring Program, for all that you’ve done for my son Charles Louis Allen Jr., and for the impact the program had on his life then and today.

Charles is not that same Sophomore in High School that he was before your program. Back then, he was a shy and insecure young man who was struggling with self-confidence.

Now I see the growth of a very well spoken intelligent honor student who has become more secure and confident with himself, while continuing his education as a Sophomore at Alabama A&M University.” —Tonya Bohannon

Bringing Out The Best In Young Men

We want to provide young men with the opportunities they need to succeed

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Phone 734-228-9517
Email southfieldesquires@gmail.com

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