706-566-1084
menactthisway@gmail.com
teaching young MEN how to act…this way.
HISTORY
Men Act This Way began during the 2013-2014 school year when a 3rd grade teacher invited Mr. Keith W. Mitchell to speak to her class at then Cusseta Road Elementary located at 4150 Cusseta Road, Columbus, GA.
PROGRAMS
Men Act This Way programs were created to promote social skills, community, skill-building, and more to the young men of today to better prepare them in life goals and life choices.
GET INVOLVED
Our Mentorship program requires the right individuals to take the reigns to support and encourage our fledgling young men to assist in their development and growth. If this is you, you’re in the right place.
NEWS
NEWS
October12th, 2022
Men Act This Way YouTube channel is now live!
Watch our MATW Trailer or visit our YouTube Channel for more videos! See all the amazing opportunities MATW has to offer our growing boys.
SEPTEMBER 27TH, 2022
Mayor of Columbus, GA visits Reese Road Elementary School
MATW youths chosen to serve as School Ambassadors for the Mayor of Columbus, GA.
hEAR FROM THE FOUNDER
Meet the Founder of the Men Act This Way Mentoring Program, Mr. Keith Mitchell. Take a moment and hear his inspiring words to the men of youth.
the window for change starts early.
EDUCATE
ENCOURAGE
BUILD
How has Men act this way changed lives?
Andre Ruff, A former Men Act This Way mentee, describes how Mr. Keith Mitchell’s involvement in his life positively impacted his life from a young boy to a young man.
See the impact of Men Act This Way in elementary schools.
Ms. Williams, Principle of JD Davis Elementary School in Columbus, GA, has very important words to share about Men Act This Way.
“the fatherless”
The growing number of young boys growing up without fathers in their lives has reached an unprecedented level. The generation of fatherless boys has negatively impacted their growth and success for their future.
WORDS SPEAK BUT ACTIONS CHANGE.
OATH
motto
AFFIRMATION
pledge
it’s a societal problem
How can Men Act This Way fill the gap?