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Meet the Board Members Executive Director & Founder Tammy Johnson CHW instructor, and a medical professional with more than 20 years of experience with working with communities largely affected by Health Inequity. info@empoweringthemasses.org Michelle Williams RN, MSN Secretary School Grand Prairie ISD Bradley Tucker MBA At Large- Advisory Leonard Johnson BBA, EMBA Director of Education Daryl Coleman ESQ Education Outreach Lana Range Community Outreach Anita Marina B.S. Board Chair Meet the Team Kelly Yee Research Specialist / Data Management Every Saturday, "pantry day," I look forward to greeting and serving the familiar and the new faces of our neighbors from all over Greater Dallas. As a VISTA research specialist, I produce data reports on our organization's effectiveness and provide a foundation for new partnerships to better serve our community. My goal on an interpersonal level is to honor our neighbors while improving our resources and referrals so they can boost their own family's health and nutrition status. I LOVE this work. Ayumi Tamaru Communication & Development ETM is helping not only the community. They care about the staff and their families also. I love how they welcome my family when we go to the food pantry volunteer, events, and any activities. Especially for children who learn through a volunteer experience at an early age. Every time I attend the ETM graduation, I see they are growing and more people are joining. I'm excited to see how much more they grow and see the smiles in the community. I enjoy being part of this organization to help with these processes. Lennox Cooper Pantry Coordinator As the Food Pantry Coordinator Mr. Cooper helps oversee the daily operations of the food pantry, including but not limited to, restocking of food pantry items, organizing, scheduling, and receiving pick-ups and deliveries, quality control, and collaborating with a team of food pantry volunteers. Erica Scott Community Engagement Coordinator My favorite thing about ETM is our unity. We all have a helper's heart and a servant's spirit. I receive joy in witnessing graduated students fulfill their dreams of career advancement, just by taking that first step to apply. Walter Isler Pantry Coordinator I serve at ETM because I enjoy helping people who are in need. I like helping to serve the community. Jasmine Haynes Program Coordinator I love serving with Empowering the Masses because I have witnessed the organization's impact on the community. One of my most memorable moments was reaching out to former students and one student telling her testimony of how the training programs positively impacted her life. She was almost in tears sharing her experience of how the program allowed her to earn a livable wage and be more present for her daughter. The impact makes what I do worth it. Lakeisha Johnson Pantry Manager & Volunteer Coordinator I serve at ETM because this organization is helping to change lives! I am excited to be apart of such a diverse and amazing non- profit that is aiding to end hunger. My favorite thing about ETM is connecting with our neighbors, hearing their stories and the difference we make in their lives. Serving here always puts me in a state of gratitude and a mindset of hope for the future. My favorite memory was being at the grand opening of the Community Market; The commitment of excellence to the people we serve is astounding. I’m humbled to be a part of this ever-growing organization! Giovanni Gonzalez Pantry Coordinator I am currently serving at Empowering The Masses with the purpose of assisting those who are in need during these challenging times. By utilizing my skills and abilities, I am able to bring about a meaningful change in people's lives, even if it may appear small. Rosa Banda Inventory Manager I am very excited to serve in this non-profit organization and take charge of providing the best products and variety necessary to feed our neighbors. My favorite thing about being part of this organization is that we are not just a team, but a family that supports each other. Donald Johnson Community Engagement Coordinator What sparks joy for me would have to be all the different people I get to meet, whether that be a neighbor, volunteer, or ETM member. I really appreciate being able to gather wisdom and knowledge from each of those individuals and seeing how I can be a better neighbor myself. AmeriCorps Members Malika Francis I love serving with Empowering The Masses because I am able to align my skills with my values, helping to make an impact on causes that resonate with my heart. One of my favorite things about ETM is being able to work alongside like-minded individuals who are driven by a shared passion for making the world a better place. Sandra Richardson I love helping and motivating others, especially when they’re taking steps to improve themselves. I feel blessed for all I have, and I'm always ready to support others in achieving their goals. One of my favorite things about ETM is the love, respect, and warmth that everyone shares. The atmosphere here is so comfortable, with no negativity—just genuine, positive energy. I couldn’t ask for a better place to work. Auther Barbers I serve at ETM because I truly enjoy helping people with their needs and seeing the smiles on their faces. My favorite part of being here is the people I work with; they bring me joy and make every day fulfilling.It's the connections we build and the positive impact we have on others that inspire me most. Anna Bennett I believe community isn’t a preference, it’s a necessity. ETM is a place where I can connect and build with others, reinvesting resources directly into the community. My favorite thing about ETM is the atmosphere. It’s powerful that ETM transformed a liquor store into a community market—because while we have plenty of liquor stores, we lack access to affordable necessities. ETM is truly by and for the people. Chakayla Johnson McGill I truly admire and value the steps ETM has taken to address various aspects of the lives of the people it touches. The resources aren't just for our neighbors, but also for the staff. ETM brings joy through the authenticity of the community it has built. Over the years, it's clear why ETM has earned its place in the area it serves. The kindness and compassion are tangible, seen in everyone involved.

Empowering The Masses 2023 Impact Statements More than 70 individuals successfully completed our Phlebotomy & CHW Training. Our Lunch & Learn Programs attracted a crowd of more than 240 attendees. Our Community events saw an impressive turnout of over 760 participants. Active participation from over 80 individuals was observed in our senior programs. We distributed Christmas gift baskets to more than 90 seniors and children. Throughout the year, we provided weekly groceries from our Drive through Market to over 300 families. Education + Advocacy = Empowerment VOLUNTEER >> DONATE MONEY >> BECOME A SPONSOR >> USE YOUR VOICE >> Texas Today Interview Who We Are Every day, Empowering the Masses operates as a nonprofit focused on empowering our neighbors in the Dallas area, by providing life skills and educational training services. The results of our work are clear: individuals achieve financial independence and self-sufficiency, becoming the sustaining force in the lives of their families and productive members of the communities where they live and work. Empowering the Masses provides for basic needs, delivers educational resources, and provides access to careers that are stable and lucrative, paving a path for sustainable success in life. Together, we help the people we serve gain self worth and financial independence. As they begin their journey to success, renewed and equipped, we strive for these neighbors to become self-sufficient to improve not only their own quality of life, but their contributions to their communities and society Empower our Community by Making a Donation DONATE NOW >> Our Mission Building stronger communities through empowering citizens to live to their full potential through access to financial resources, vocational training, core skills development and advocacy promotion. Get Involved in Our Community VOLUNTEER >> EXPLORE VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS >> Core Values Education + Advocacy = Empowerment Belief We hold a firm belief that people can change their lives and their circumstances. Understanding We have walked the same paths as those we serve, but each journey is unique to the individual. Accountability To equip and empower, we must be accountable to the results of our work with each person we serve. Learning The more we learn as an organization, the better we can teach others and the better we can serve. Education We believe the foundation for advancing livelihoods lies within an individual's possession of acquired knowledge. We aim to indoctrinate our audience with tools, insight and opportunities to promote continued education. Advocacy We trust that an individual advances capacity once they begin to champion on behalf of their wellbeing. We rally this initiative in the quest to create engaged communities. Empowerment Empowerment can only be achieved if sustainability and vitality coexist. We commit to furnishing our audience while posturing them for engagement to promote The Empowerment Models. Workshops, Events, and Services Empowering the Masses is here to help you advance your career with our training programs. All training programs include Soft & Life Skills workshops to aid you in the job search process. Drive through Market Through our partnership with Sharing Life Community Outreach, we are able to distribute food to those individuals and families who are in need Every Saturday of each month. Please contact us for further information if you are in need of assistance or if you would like to volunteer. Dates Every Saturday 8 AM - 10AM Address 3220 Samuell blvd. Dallas 75223 Contact Call 214-613-2595 or Email ljohnson@empoweringthemasses.org SEE MORE >> EXPLORE COMMUNITY EVENTS & SERVICES >> Thank you United Way Learn More Text To Give Giving To Empowering the Masses Just Got Easier Now you can support our work, at any time and from anywhere you happen to be. Our “Text to Give ” program works on any device. Just text “DONATE ” to 972.947.5819 from your phone (or any other device), and then you can text any donat ion amount to the same number. It’s this easy to join us in making a difference in our community.. As always, your donation will contribute to our mission to nourish the bodies and minds of our community’s low-income families and individuals. Together, we will provide nutritious food and education to those who need it the most. Join us and be a hero for our community. Thank you f or your support! "DONATE" to 972.947.5819 >> GET INVOLVED! APPLY VOLUNTEER >> Training Program Explore Our Training Programs Empowering the Masses is here to help you advance your career with our training programs. All training programs include Soft & Life Skills workshops to aid you in the job search process. Phlebotomy Certificate Preparation This 12-week course will provide you with the knowledge and skills required by the National Healthcareer Association for certification as a Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT). To become certified requires passing the phlebotomy exam offered by the National Healthcareer Association. SEE MORE >> Community Health Worker Training The Empowering the Masses Community Health Worker Training (CHW) Program is a Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) approved CHW Training Site for both CHW 160- hour (12 Weeks) training and CEU training for CHWs and CHWIs. SEE MORE >> CEU Training Through Empowering the Masses and our partners we are able to serve the Southern Dallas Community by providing tools that will help the community grow in positive ways and improve the quality of life for the people whom we seek to serve. SEE MORE >> Newsletter Mail Get the latest from Empowering the Masses right to your inbox by signing up for our newsletter. Be the first to learn about community events and programs that empower our neighbors through nutrition and education SUBSCRIBE NOW >> North Texas Giving Day Learn more about Help us Achieve our Goals Explore Last Year’s Highlights Current Partners, Sponsors and Donors BACK TO TOP For any inquiries, please call or email us 214-730-0100 info@empoweringthemasses.org Our Office Hours Mon - Thu: 9am - 2pm Our Address 2922 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Suite 124A Dallas TX 75215

Our Story The Empowering the Masses Empowerment Model guides how we provide education, training, and community-based services to our neighbors in the South Dallas area through a network of trained, professional staff, interns, and volunteers. Through a unique portfolio of medical training and certification programs, Empowering the Masses gives access to sustainable, lucrative career opportunities for those who want to increase their earning potential and become healthcare professionals. As the people we serve become empowered healthcare professionals equipped with a variety of life skills, they are truly empowered to become more engaged with their communities and reach their full potential as members of society. EDUCATION ADVOCACY EMPOWERMENT Our Mission Building stronger communities through empowering citizens to live to their full potential through access to financial resources, vocational training, core skills development and advocacy promotion. Core Values Education + Advocacy = Empowerment Belief We hold a firm belief that people can change their lives and their circumstances. Understanding We have walked the same paths as those we serve, but each journey is unique to the individual. Accountability To equip and empower, we must be accountable to the results of our work with each person we serve. Learning The more we learn as an organization, the better we can teach others and the better we can serve Education We believe the foundation for advancing livelihoods lies within an individual's possession of acquired knowledge. We aim to indoctrinate our audience with tools, insight and opportunities to promote continued education. Advocacy We trust that an individual advances capacity once they begin to champion on behalf of their wellbeing. We rally this initiative in the quest to create engaged communities. Empowerment Empowerment can only be achieved if sustainability and vitality coexist. We commit to furnishing our audience while posturing them for engagement to promote The Empowerment Models. Community Event 2019 > 2019 TOY DRIVE 2020 > 2020 WRITE THE VISION WOMEN'S WORKSHOP 2021 > MOTHER'S DAY GIVEAWAY FOR SINGLE MOTHERS > SPRING 2022 PHLEBOTOMY TRAINING GRADUATION > COVID-19 VACCINE WITH BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE > 2021 BACK-TO-SCHOOL SUPPLIES GIVEAWAY > SENIOR CHRISTMAS GIFT BASKET GIVEAWAY 2022 > LUNCH & LEARN WITH AMAZON FRESH > SPRING 2022 PHLEBOTOMY & CHW TRAINING GRADUATION > LUNCH & LEARN WITH TEXAS HEALTH RESOURCES > FLU CLINIC WITH TEXAS HEALTH RESOURSES > T.E.A.TIME WOMEN WORKSHOP > FIELD TRIP TO PEROT MUSEUM > LUNCH & LEARN WITH CHASE BANK > FALL 2022 PHLEBOTOMY & CHW TRINING GRADUATION > SUMMER 2022 PHLEBOTOMY & CHW TRAINING GRADUATION 2023 > 5 YEARS ANNIVERSARY GALA > SPRING 2023 PHLEBOTOMY TRAINING GRADUATION > LUNCH & LEARN Immigration Information > SUMMER 2023 PHLEBOTOMY & CHW TRINING GRADUATION > LUNCH & LEARN Senior Resources > LUNCH & LEARN WITH TEXAS HEALTH RESOURCES > T.E.A. TIME WOMEN WORKSHOP in African American Museum > SPRING 2023 COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER GRADUATION > LUNCH & LEARN Financial + Literacy with Chase Bank > COMMUNITY MARKET Grand Opening > LUNCH & LEARN Diabetes Education and Nutrition > LUNCH & LEARN SMART Budgeting Tips with WINGS > LUNCH & LEARN Mental Health Matters > CEU TRAINING - Diary of a Virus > LUNCH & LEARN Taking Control of your Health > LUNCH & LEARN Financial + Emotional Health > Flu Shot Drive Thru > Smart Shopping Grocery Store Tour > 2023 Fall Phlebotomy Graduation 2024 > Lunch & Learn - Senior Advocacy Programs in DFW > Lunch & Learn May - Mental Health Awareness > Join Breast Cancer March > Lunch & Learn March - Heart Healthy Thriving > CleanUP USA > Join the State Fair Starlight Parade > 2024 Spring Phlebotomy Graduation > LUNCH & LEARN SMART Budgeting Tips with WINGS > 2024 Summer Phlebotomy & CHW Graduation > LUNCH & LEARN September - the local DFW in-home support programs > Lunch & Learn October - Senior Healthcare programs, Medical Coverage & local Wellness resources VOLUNTEER >> DONATE MONEY >> DONATE FOOD >> USE YOUR VOICE >>

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This program is supported by Toyota AARP Ride@50+℠ Program Get Where You Need to Go, Easily. Call today to book your two free rides for you or someone you love. ​ Book a Free Ride : (833) 471-3440 Download the Flyer: ENGLISGH | SPANISH Use code: "DallasRides4OlderAdults" ​ *Due to high demand, the terms of participation have been updated. *Due to high demand, the terms of participation have been updated. New Eligibility Requirements Updates New eligibility requirements: ONLY 60+ Dallas County residents living in one of the following zip codes are eligible: 75061, 75115, 75208, 75210, 75211, 75212, 75215, 75216, 75217, 75228, 75235, 75237, 75241, 75243, 75246 Restrictions Limit 2 round trips per month per rider Dialysis treatment NOT eligible FREE Medical Trip for older adults! How to Book Call today to book your two free rides for you or someone you love. ​​ LEARN MORE OR BOOK A FREE RIDE (833) 471-3440 USE CODE "DallasRides4OlderAdults" Use el Código “DallasViajesParaMayores” AARP membership is not required. DOWNLOAD ENGLISH FLYER >> DOWNLOAD SPANISH FLYER >> Additional Information Any 60+ Dallas County resident Book up to 24 free round trips for medical-related purposes Support Center Hours of Operations Monday - Friday: 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM CT Saturday: 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM CT Up to 14 days in advance of the trip Provide a home address, month and year of birth, demographic and trip information upon booking Fare-free transportation made possible by Dallas Coun ty using the AARP Ride@50+ Program Rides are provided on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last and must begin or end in at least one of the following Dallas County cities: ​ Grand Prairie, Cockrell Hill, Duncanville, Cedar Hill, Desoto, Glenn Heights, Lancaster, Hutchins, Wilmer, Sand Branch, Seagoville, Balch Springs, Lawson, Mesquite, Irving, Farmers Branch, Coppell, Carrollton, Richardson, Addison, Garland, Rowlett, Sachse, and Sunnyvale.

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CommUNITY Market Tuesday, Thursday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm *By Appointmen t only Address 3220 S amuell blvd. Dallas 75223 Contact Call 214 -730-0100 or Email pantry @empoweringthemasses.org Let’s End Hunger. Now. ​ Our partnership with Sharing Life Community Outreach allows us to distribute food to individuals and families who are in need. Our Food Pantry happens every Saturday of the month. DOWNLOAD THE FLYER >> Please email us at pantry@employthemasses.org for further information. Also, If you are interested in volunteering at our Food Pantry, please complete the application form . CONTACT US TO GET ASSISTANCE >> INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING? >> Sponsor By Empowering The Masses and our partners in hunger relief strive to reduce food insecurities in families and children through our weekly food distributions. In order to accomplish this task, ETM relies heavily on donations. CONTACT US

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This program is supported by Toyota AARP Ride@50+℠ Program Get Where You Need to Go, Easily. Call today to book your two free rides for you or someone you love. ​ Rides are provided on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last and must begin or end in at least one of the following Dallas County cities: ​ Grand Prairie, Cockrell Hill, Duncanville, Cedar Hill, Desoto, Glenn Heights, Lancaster, Hutchins, Wilmer, Sand Branch, Seagoville, Balch Springs, Lawson, Mesquite, Irving, Farmers Branch, Coppell, Carrollton, Richardson, Addison, Garland, Rowlett, Sachse, and Sunnyvale. INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING? >> FREE Medical Trip for older adults! We're excited to announce that Dallas County is providing free and accessible transportation assistance for medical-related trips! Up to 14 days in advance of the trip. - Any 60+ Dallas County resident can call (833) 471-3440 , and book up to 24 free round trips for medical-related purposes - Use code, "DallasRides4OlderAdults" - Fare-free transportation made possible by Dallas County using the AARP Ride@50+ Program ​ New Eligibility Requirements Updates New eligibility requirements: ONLY 60+ Dallas County residents living in one of the following zip codes are eligible: 75061, 75115, 75208, 75210, 75211, 75212, 75215, 75216, 75217, 75228, 75235, 75237, 75241, 75243, 75246 Restrictions Limit 2 round trips per month per rider Dialysis treatment NOT eligible Rides are provided on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last and must begin or end in at least one of the following Dallas County cities: ​ Grand Prairie, Cockrell Hill, Duncanville, Cedar Hill, Desoto, Glenn Heights, Lancaster, Hutchins, Wilmer, Sand Branch, Seagoville, Balch Springs, Lawson, Mesquite, Irving, Farmers Branch, Coppell, Carrollton, Richardson, Addison, Garland, Rowlett, Sachse, and Sunnyvale. Call today to book your two free rides for you or someone you love. ​​ ​ LEARN MORE OR BOOK A FREE RIDE (833) 471-3440 USE CODE "DallasRides4OlderAdults" Use el Código “DallasViajesParaMayores” AARP membership is not required. DOWNLOAD ENGLISH FLYER >> DOWNLOAD SPANISH FLYER >>

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Meet the Board Members Executive Director & Founder Tammy Johnson CHW instructor, and a medical professional with more than 20 years of experience with working with communities largely affected by Health Inequity. CONTACT >> Michelle Williams RN, MSN Secretary School Grand Prairie ISD Bradley Tucker MBA At Large- Advisory Leonard Johnson MBA Director of Education​​ Daryl Coleman ESQ Education Outreach Lana Range Community Outreach Anita Marina B.S. Board Chair Meet the Team Kelly Yee Research Specialist / Data Management Every Saturday, "pantry day," I look forward to greeting and serving the familiar and the new faces of our neighbors from all over Greater Dallas. As a VISTA research specialist, I produce data reports on our organization's effectiveness and provide a foundation for new partnerships to better serve our community. My goal on an interpersonal level is to honor our neighbors while improving our resources and referrals so they can boost their own family's health and nutrition status. I LOVE this work. Ayumi Tamaru Communications & Development Coordinator ETM is helping not only the community. They care about the staff and their families also. I love how they welcome my family when we go to the food pantry volunteer, events, and any activities. Especially for children who learn through a volunteer experience at an early age. Every time I attend the ETM graduation, I see they are growing and more people are joining. I'm excited to see how much more they grow and see the smiles in the community. I enjoy being part of this organization to help with these processes. Alyson Whitefield Impact Tracker, Strategic Issues Manager VISTA It is an honor and privilege to serve with such a fantastic team and an inspiring leader and mentor. I can help others learn to advocate for themselves and their future. I can share my passion for lifelong learning and education while helping our community members learn new skills to better their future for themselves and their families. My favorite thing about Empowering the Masses is the pure heart behind our mission and the passionate team members I serve alongside. Lennox Cooper Pantry Coordinator As the Food Pantry Coordinator Mr. Cooper helps oversee the daily operations of the food pantry, including but not limited to, restocking of food pantry items, organizing, scheduling, and receiving pick-ups and deliveries, quality control, and collaborating with a team of food pantry volunteers. Annette King Volunteer Coordinator/ Corporate Volunteer Strategist One of the reasons I was happy to understand that my little bit of service would be able to help others. I really enjoy interacting with our volunteers and assisting them with how to volunteer with us. My favorite moment will be when we had a vaccination drive I was a little afraid to get a flu shot. Mrs.Gwen spoke so kindly to me help me to understand why I needed the shot. Erica Scott Student Success Coach/ Student Resource Coordinator ​ I like to give back to something that inspires me! Not only am I helping someone, but also building meaningful relationships and strengthening our community. That provides me with life satisfaction and fulfillment. I enjoy working with a team that has common values and goals. Olivia Stribling Digital Marketing Specialist I love to serve with Empowering The Masses because it allows me to use my gifts to help further the vision and work alongside the team to spread awareness of the amazing things ETM is doing to love on our neighbors and create a real impact that empowers our community. Walter Isler Pantry Coordinator I serve at ETM because I enjoy helping people who are in need. I like helping to serve the community. Ebonie Rodriguez Social Media Management My favorite memory is joining Empowering the Masses. It brings me joy to be a part of something so grand and excelling to others that teaches that education plus advocacy equals empowerment one person at a time. Jasmine Haynes Program Coordinator I love serving with Empowering the Masses because I have witnessed the organization's impact on the community. One of my most memorable moments was reaching out to former students and one student telling her testimony of how the training programs positively impacted her life. She was almost in tears sharing her experience of how the program allowed her to earn a livable wage and be more present for her daughter. The impact makes what I do worth it. Meet the Interns Lindsey Bishop I am a graduate student in the MSW program at UT Arlington. I am excited to be partnered with Empowering The Masses. I like what this organization stands for and how it meets the community's needs by helping to fill the resource gap. I am intrigued by its multifaceted approach that goes beyond the short-term needs such as the weekly food pantry where I am currently serving, as well as the soft skills training that promote sustainability and self-efficiency for community members. I am interested in learning more about how to grow a small non-profit through asset mapping and how to turn ideas into action. Carolyn Okonkwo I’m honored to be an intern for Empowering The Masses. I’m eager to learn and assist in serving my community. Our neighbors in Dallas, Texas carry so much greatness and my hope is to be apart the impact to see that greatness flourish. Whether it be through the resources and classes provided by ETM, or seeing someones day illuminate from goods being distributed every week , every opportunity to be useful for my community makes a difference. BACK TO TOP

Youth Volunteers VOLUNTEER TODAY, FEED A FAMILY TODAY! We welcome youth volunteers! Whether they come by themselves, with a group, or with their family, they are able to make a positive impact on their community. This volunteer experience is a great way to get youth active in the community, and give them a deeper understanding of hunger in Dallas. ​ If you are under the age of 18, please complete the Youth Application and our Volunteer Engagement Manager will follow up with you. Please note that volunteers must be AT LEAST 14 years of age to volunteer on their own. ​ ​ * Please sign these forms and send to aking@empoweringthemasses.org ​ Empowering the Masses VOLUNTEER WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY ​ GUIDELINE AGREEMENT YOUTH VOLUNTEER >> Please contact our Volunteer Coordinator through the link below or at 972.521.1668 or Email aking@empoweringthemasses.org CONTACT US TO VOLUNTEER >> BACK TO TOP