Are you willing to wait?

There are times when we don't have patience and things we want to happen in our lives seem so far from existing. We wonder when our turn will come and how long it will actually take for it to happen. Learning to wait - for some can be painful or depressing. We have to ask ourselves, "what am I doing during the waiting process"? While we wait on our BIG GOD to move in our life, there is action on our end that should take place. Our actions are to trust more, have faith, pray without ceasing, and most importantly patiently wait.

Have you ever noticed that the most beautiful pieces of art or crafts took time to create? Some puzzles, classic boats and maybe even cars had to have every piece perfectly placed in order to create a new beautiful piece. This is how GOD is....he's perfectly placing every piece of detail in your life together to create that NEW piece of art in you. He has to take his time and we have to wait. God does his best work not on our time but HIS.......Are you willing to wait?


Just my thought for today......


Sincerely Yours,

BROWN SKIN. BIG DREAM

Ask, receive, I'm scared to take it

I'm sitting here blogging for work, checking project lists and making sure all of my ducks are in a row.  I randomly had a question pop in my head about asking for things to happen, receiving it and then being scared to take it.  Why do we ask God for certain situations to happen in our lives and when he gives it to us, we become scared of it?  Now, I KNOW I'm not the only one that has had this question or it happening to you personally.  You know how you can ask "God, please grant me a new job opportunity or please grant me with financial stability" and when he prepares it right in front of our eyes, we question it?! What causes us to feel scared or second guess what he gives us?  Is it faith? I've had it happen to me before and I couldn't believe how quickly he provided an answer to my request. I mean, I was really blown away. I even questioned it. Just out of curiosity, what do you all think about it?

BROWN SKIN. BIG DREAMS.

Bigger & Better: 2012

2 days left in 2011? Crazy right?!  It feels like the beginning of the year just hit us.  I remember leaving church from 2010's New Year's Eve service and driving downtown to see all the people walking around with NO coat on-not to mention it was December.  The weather was about 50 degrees appearing to be spring in the smack dead middle of a Michigan winter. Scary.  I remember the goals and resolutions that I made and looking back now, I actually accomplished some.  You know there is always that "exercise" goal that we all have made once or twice before, and the saving money blah blah blah, I actually did pretty decent. I think I might have stopped the exercise goal in about July/August (I started feeling myself a bit lol). 

New Year's Eve 2010

Now that its almost 2012 of course I'm thinking about what I hope it will look like. Will I save more money? Have my dream job? Will my business plan come to life? These questions flow through my mind but I know whatever is suppose to happen in 2012 will happen if its in God's will for my life. The hardest part is being patient and watching it unfold in front of my eyes.

One thing that I decided to do before the New Year was to create a vision board. The board is a visual for me to look at everyday of my dreams, goals, and words of inspiration. Whenever I feel discouraged, I'll look at the board as a visual reminder along with prayer. Vision boards can be created with a simple poster board, glue, scissors, and old magazines. If you see something that you like, cut it out and put it on the board. Its a fun way to see your plans come to life. The coolest thing about it is, at the end of the year you can go back to it to see if you accomplished anything. If not, try again.

....so my New Year's Theme for 2012 is "Bigger & Better". Its simple, just think "Big" and do "Better" in all aspects of my life.  What's your Theme for 2012?

 Yours Truly,

BROWN SKIN. BIG DREAMS.

Mind Boggled.

Today I'm constantly reading through emails, emails, and more emails. When will they stop?  I had to remember that I'm working a job and I should be grateful to be reading all these emails.  It's the little things that I have to look at and remind myself to remain humble and be thankful for what I have and what I'm currently doing....

My mind is all over the place because I have a project on my mind (not for corporate).  This is more of a personal goal of mine that I'm trying to execute.  Baby steps I tell ya, baby steps.  It's harder than I thought it would be but everything isn't always going to be a easy.  Thankfully, I have supporters and people who can encourage me.  Just when you think that you are ultimately alone, there is someone who will be there...I smile now more than ever knowing I have support. I can't wait to share this project with you all on a larger scale. The preparation stage is the hardest.  I want to make sure everything is solid before I share.  Just know this girl with BROWN SKIN has a BIG DREAM coming soon....

-BROWN SKIN. BIG DREAMS.

Where have I been?!.....

This blogging thing has soooo lost me LOL.  Once life takes a grab of you, there isn't enough time in day.  Well, where should I start?  I'm in a new place (season) once again in my life, and I MUST say that it has been GREAT!! I'm in a new job, new love, and continued grace and mercy. What's funny is that I don't blog much on my personal site because I'm currently blogging, tweeting, and posting on Facebook for my job. Fab right? Not bad of a job at ALL....Oh yeah, I did my first guest fashion blog post "Lights, Camera, SHOP" for a new boutique in Grand Rapids called "Sydney's Boutique".  It's a very cool boutique and its right in the heart of the city.  Check out my guest post at www.sydneysboutiquegr.com and also the website.  Owner, Kristian Grant, a native of GR and MSU Alum has something great for US ladies....Keep your eyes and ears open.

Yours Truly,
BROWN SKIN. BIG DREAMS.

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"Little girls who dream....."

Here's a quote that I seen and wanted to share:

"Little girls who dream, become Women with Vision"

~Unknown~

BROWN SKIN. BIG DREAMS.

Beyonce' "Party"

Just Sharing a lil fun music!! Enjoy

MOVE.IN.SILENCE.

........it comes in many forms and is always lookng for something to attach itself to.  It looks at people around them and it sees their happiness. It doesn't accept not being the center of attention.  It talks rampedly around ears from one ear to the next.  It doesn't give the option of brushing your teeth first earlier in the morning because it has to get out to start the day.  It causes fear of the unknown because it doesn't know what to expect next.  This very same thing can cause strife in friendships, relationships, partnerships, businesses, etc.  It moves just like a snake waiting to attach its prey with venon.  Some call is jealousy but I call it HATE/HATERS.  This type of hate actually makes me laugh because it is SO unnessary.  I look at what it does and how it comes and SMH (shake my head).  Why use so much energy hating someone OR hating on someone? The same energy used can be used to fuel fire for success.

A thought came to me about Hate/Haters is: MOVE.IN.SILENCE.  Silence is the best way to deal with it.  You don't have to approach that person or situation, write a note, or make an announcement.  When you decide to MOVE.IN.SILENCE it kills them even more.  Your positive light and energy will illumniate so bright that they have no choice but to move to its next victim.  Besides that as long as you have GOD on your side, your enemies don't stand a chance.  ("When a man's ways are pleasing to Lord, he makes even his enemies at peace with him" Psalms 16:7).  Another quote that came to me when thinking about this is "Always be kind and humble because you'll never know who will have to give you your last cup of water"...I'll let that marinate on ya'll a bit....LOL.

These are my thoughts for today....What are your comments/please share.

Signing Off,

BROWN SKIN. BIG DREAMS.

BE. BLACK. LOVE.

I'm blogging via iPhone so bare with me...First, how is everyone?? It's been quite some time since I blogged. Yes, know you've missed me but you know how it is when you have a million things going on?! Well I'm back and ready to blog and share with you all again. Today a thought came to me about "BLACK LOVE". It started from the infamous "rumor" of Will and Jada Smith's supposedly separation. The blogs, Facebook statutes, and Tweets were going out of control. Some were saying that "if Will and Jada have split, there's no hope for Black Love". Excuse me?! theyre reportedly swingers anway..was my initial response to reading that statement. What about Mr. President and First Lady Obama? The are doing well. My second response to myself was WE make "Black Love".

When I refer to "We", I mean that all of us can create our own Black Love. We don't need one popular couple to define an entire group of people. Many of us have had at least one example of Black Love and if not, it's time to BE the example ourselves. I believe that we can create or own examples of what we want to be, how we want to look, and share with others.

So today I challenge you to BE BLACK LOVE and make the change WE need to see.

Signing off,
Brown Skin. Big Dreams.

Communication Killed Assumption Excerpt

This is a little excerpt from an article I read online called "Communication Killed Assumption" by Enitan Bereola II.  I'm SO in love with this author!!  He has an AWESOME website. I'm glad I stumbled across it via Twitter.  Here is the excerpt below: 
"Text messaging has been arrested in the attempted murder of effective communication. Text tried to kill real conversation. If all he does is send you words over a mobile device, it isn’t a real relationship. Oral communication is an intimate act so if a man goes as far as reaching out to pick up a phone and call or wants to talk a lady in person, he’s definitely interested. Now back to your program already in progress."

SPEAKS so much about male and female communication these days...Let's all work on this.  Check out his website at http://www.bereolaesque-online.com/

BROWN SKIN. BIG DREAMS.

Happy Birthday Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc!

 HELLO!! I have missed blogging so much, what a GREAT way to return!!! Today is a very special day for me and many other woman across the nation.  It is the 103rd anniversary of the founding for ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC.  (AKA).  Since AKA's inception on January 15, 1908, the sorority has been serving all mankind in the community.  Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was founded at Howard University in Washington D.C. on January 15, 1908 by a visionary named Ethel Hedgeman Lyle.  Her vision has changed the lives of many woman who are apart of this illustrious organization. 

I became apart of AKA as an undergrad at Western Michigan University (Delta Chi Chapter) in February of 2005.  Since this date, I have had the pleasure of building bonds with some great woman and mentors. It has not always been a "cake walk" but I couldn't see myself apart of anything else. It has taught me so much about myself as a woman and I am humbled to be apart of this organization.  Many people look at a Sorority as a "cult" or "paying" for friends but this is a lifelong assignment.  We hold each other accountable, lift one another up when we are down, assist with each other's needs, and provide service to a communities.  Their is so much love and support that comes from AKA and our members.

I wanted to take this time to express my humility of my sorority and how much it has impacted my life.  I've met wonderful people, I'm always being educated on programs and initiates, and  have the opportunity to give back to my community on a large scale.

Thank you Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc for upholding the legacy of cultivating and encouraging high standards, and welcoming me into your life.

I HUGE shoutout to my chapter DELTA CHI at Western Michigan.  Without you, I wouldn't be an AKA.

Yours Truly,
BROWN SKIN. BIG DREAMS.

New Blogs Coming 2011

Life has been a little hectic these past weeks. I haven't forgot about blogging just priority shifts. New Blogs coming soon.January 2011! Thanks for checking in on BROWN SKIN BIG DREAMS!!

"Dear 27, Here is my Thankful List."

Why do we get so amped up about that one day of the year that marks us a year older?  A birthday can have so much significance to some and less to others.  I usually look at my birthday as a day that I become a year older, wiser, and of course I do something special....I remember when I turned 25. I flew to Atlanta and my friends greeted me with a pink and green birthday cake baked and designed by them.  I was so happy with my little homemade cake because my friends took time out of their schedules/lives especially for me.  When I turned 26, I had a party at my house.  My family and  friends came over with food and games and we partied the night away.....It meant so much to me just to be around people who love me unconditionally

All of these moments have love, happiness, family, and friends written all over it.  I am so thankful that I have the people in my life that want to spend my "born date" with me.  There are people in this world today that will probably never celebrate a day like this as I have.  I realize how fortunate I am.  

This upcoming birthday, Lord willing marks my "27th" year of life (November 14th).  All I can say is WOW! I was a premature baby weighing only 2lbs at birth and here I stand today healthy,ALIVE and blessed.  When I think about my birthday now, its kind of bittersweet for me..I am thankful for life and yet sadden because my younger cousin was killed 2 days before my birthday in 2006 and 4 days before his own.  Its hard to celebrate a birthday knowing that he didn't get to live past 16 and here I am at 27.....I won't question God why but I always think about, "what if I didn't live to see__(insert age here____".

This brings me to why I wanted to post.  All week I've been thinking about things that I am thankful for.  We all have things we complain about but do we really stop to look at all the blessings around us? Have you used a birthday as an excuse to set out parties and buy lavish gifts or have you simply stopped to look at what God has given you before that birthday?  I wrote down "27" things that I am thankful for in honor of my approaching "27th" year of life..I am not saying we shouldn't celebrate our birthday etc but we should be more thankful and take time to really look around at our lives.  

Here is my list (although there is more, I wrote "27" things I am thankful for....(well you should know why by now)

1. Mom and Dad. Without them I wouldn't exist
2. Family. We have our good and bad days but I love the comfort of being with them and support.
3. Friends. I have a few true friends. Our bonds are unbreakable. They say what I need to hear and not what I want to hear....
4. Fred Meijer (LOL)...Meijer was my 1st Job.  I learned work ethic and how to provide for myself at the age of 14.
5. My Grandfather (RIP) He instilled a lot of my Christian values and beliefs at an early age.  I have a greater respect for why he would pick us all up for Sunday school on that church bus..LOL I miss him.
6. High school experiences.  Now that I'm older, I appreciate it more. Being an adult is not fun at times.
7. Having a place to live.
8. Food Supply without having to go to soup kitchens or meal sites.
9. Clothes. I have more than I can ask for and some people don't have any. I am thankful.
10. A running car. Although its a luxury to have my own, i'm thankful it gets me where I have to be time and time again.
11. Attending Western Michigan and graduating. I've met some of my closest friends that I'll always cherish AND a Bachelors.
12. My job. Its not exactly where I wanted to be when i first started but its where God wanted me to be.
13. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. This sisterhood has taught me so many valuable lessons.  Its a lifetime sisterhood and I'm glad I've met some of the most wonderful women and mentors.
14. My Church and Pastor. It keeps me spiritually grounded.
15. My Good Health
16. Education.  People had to fight for education and it was available to me without the fight.
17. My youth group (Ivylettes). I am able to listen to them, tell them things I know and learn.
18. Having finances available to me.
19. Going to South Africa.  It was a life changing experience.
20. Traveling. I am able to travel freely and there are others who don't have that opportunity.
21. Graduating with my Master's degree this year.  I thought I wouldn't make it.
22. A right mind.  There are so many people in the world today that have lost their minds literally.
23. Past mistakes.  It has only taught me what to do or not to in the future.
24. Past hurt.  It made me forgive and learn.
25. LOVE.  I have it all around me.
26. Another Day.  He has granted me day after day to try again.
27. GRACE. If it had not been for his grace, I don't know where I would be.

This is my list and I plan to continue to add to it. I hope that this sparked your thoughts to think of things that you  are thankful for. We sometimes forget how blessed we truly are...EVEN on our birthday!!  Cheers to another year of being stronger, wiser, better, and THANKFUL....Much Love to you ALL!!

Happy Birthday to ME!! AND Preston too!! lol

BROWN SKIN. BIG DREAMS.

What is keeping you in Egypt?

I've mentioned previously about my priorities shifting and entering a new season in my life...and might I add it's definitely a different season. I've built stronger bonds and relationships that only God could put together. One person in particular has been my most encouraging person. Whenever I need to vent, pray, cry, or laugh this person has been there for me. I love the fact that the relationship is mutually beneficial yet we both can learn from eachother. I truly thank God.

I recently have been in talks of my season and what God wants for me. I'm currently reading a dynamic book called "One in a Million: Journey to your promised land" by Priscella Shirer. It's eye opening and focusing on us as Christians wanting the abundant life that God has promised us. It's the journey of God's people leaving Egypt in search of Canaan. Egypt is described as dry and a place of bondage. Canaan is described as the abundant life we hope for. There was a question that came up as "What's your Egypt?" or should I say What is holding you back from receiving the abundant life that God promises you? Things that can hold us back are in the forms of bad relationships/friendships, job, finances,holding grudges,staying in your comfort zone, your faith etc. I know that there are a few items holding me back but as of this week, I let it all go...I'm ready for my abundant life!

I encourage you all to think about what is keeping you to remain in Egypt? What are some things or people you need to let go or add? I challenge you all today to start now...fast...pray and ask God what you need to do to have your abundant life?

Im thankful for my season and the people God has allowed to stay in it with me. My good relationship with that one person I spoke of earlier has enriched my life dearly...let's all try to have these type of deposits in our life.

BROWN SKIN. BIG DREAMS.

National Black MBA Conference....

Happy October!  Time is flying right past us.  In just 2 months we will be ending our 2010 year!!!  Just to catch you up on my whereabouts and blogging, I've been slacking.  I was so happy and excited to start this blog and then a entered a different season of my life. My focus changed and things around me changed as well but just know God is moving honey!! 

Last month I attended the National Black MBA (Master of Business Administration) Association Conference in Los Angeles, California.  Can we say FABULOUS?!  I had the best time.  The conference was definitely informative and inspiring.  It was so great to see all of the professional BROWN SKIN men and women networking and looking for career opportunities.  It touched my heart and I was definitely humbled by the experience because God surely made a way for me during that trip.  It was held at the Los Angeles Convention Center and MBA's came from all over the country to attend.  I felt like I was freshman in high school trying to find my way on the first day of school.  I was nervous and a little anxious but once I walked around, I was fine. 

The National Black MBA Association has different chapters all over the country.  The organization caters to people of BROWN SKIN with higher education degrees looking for continued education on how to succeed with their degrees. Its also a way to network with individuals on many different levels.  Although I went to LA for this conference, I did have time to tour the city and what it has to offer.  I also had a chance to visit family in Costa Mesa and see the coast line...BEAUTIFUL and peaceful.  Overall, it was a good experience and I am sooooo glad I made time to attend.  Learned alot, seen alot, and will cherish more opportunities such as this one. If you ever have an opportunity to attend this conference, you should definitely attend.  Next year it will be in Atlanta, GA....

BROWN SKIN.BIG DREAMS

A Phenomenal Woman: Lady MaLinda Prince Sapp

I've been a little behind on posting....priorities shifted and that was IT.  The past few weeks a lot has been going on but I'm not going to complain because things could be a whole lot worse.....

On September 9, 2010 a very GREAT woman was called to be with God.  Her name was MaLinda Prince Sapp.  Many of you may know her as wife of Pastor Marvin Sapp but I knew her as a woman that I truly looked up to.  She had the smile to light up a room, presence to make you stare, and a dynamic love for God. 

When I learned of her passing, I stood right in my tracks. I was in disbelief.  I thought about how her passing would effect her family, church family and the community.  She was a pillar in our community and wanted great things for us.  Lady MaLinda was very humbled with her blessings and just wanted to help others...but God had different plans for her....

I remember first meeting Lady MaLinda at a chapter meeting for our sorority, Alpha Kappa Alpha.  She had a question about something that we were discussing at the meeting and she fought her dear heart out to back up what she was saying. I thought in my head "she's the bomb, she's not holding anyone up"..LOL... after that meeting we worked together for different things, and she remained the same Lady MaLinda through it all....DOWN TO EARTH as most would say..She always made sure it was done the right way, the youth were taken care of, and lending her hand which ever way possible......

Her passing has made me think about many different things especially things that she stood for. I struggled and asked God what do I need to take away from this? I now know.....A woman of God first and foremost, helping woman see their potential and uplifting individuals through the power of tongue.  I reflected on how Lady Malinda would put these things into ACTION and I said to myself "Fallon, you have to do better."

I can go on and on about the GREAT person Lady MaLinda was (but like she would say "Keep it movin people").  She will be missed dearly.  I now know what I have to do to keep her legacy alive.  I'm only one person but just one person's action can cause a major reaction.  This is evident at the many lives that were touched by MaLinda Prince Sapp.

To a woman of God, my Soror, inspiration, sister in Christ, teacher, and motivator..."Hey Beautiful, I will see you again." I love you and thank you for touching my life Lady MaLinda Price Sapp.

Let us not forget to continuously keep the Sapp and Prince family in our prayers....



WHY say yes?!

A recently had a conversation about relationships and marriage.  Just like any other conversation we discussed real life scenarios and tried to figure out the WHY part.  The "why" part is in reference to why do people get into relationships or get married when they're not ready???  I don't know about you but I've asked this question several times looking for a clear answer and have received different ones each time. 

There have been many who've gotten into relationships with someone and have cheated on their mate.  I'm sure you have heard stories or maybe have had personal experiences with this (I'm not pointing anyone one out).  The cheater (so I've been told) has looked for a another piece of excited, more satisfaction, or just didn't care because technically they aren't married...."Do right" man/woman?!  Why even bother adding that title if you know your going to cheat?  Usually there is one cheating and one faithful..or both, heck I don't know.  Why do people waste each others time, energy, and emotions if they know that they will not hold to the commitment of that relationship? This mind boggles me...

Marriage is the for SURE stamp on a commitment.  Many people dream (especially most women) of their wedding day with the white dress (hopefully not for some LOL..joke) and walking down the aisle to meet the love of their life.  When its real LOVE it makes me happy to know people are really trying to do things the right way.  When its not about love and just for "show" or to prove a point (whatever it might be) that's not cool.  I truely believe that when people get married for the wrong reason, it never lasts and becomes a big ball of mess.  If you know that you're going to cheat, just save the money, time, stressful planning, and DON'T DO IT. Plain and simple.   Hey readers...why do you think this happens more frequently now?  I love to hear about relationships and marriages that are solid.  Of course I know that every day isn't a cake walk but come on people..we have to do better! 

Lets discuss your views....I'd love to read your comments.

Yours Truely,

BROWN SKIN. BIG DREAMS


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The Super Ex-Boyfriend | Clutch Magazine: The Digital Magazine for the Young, Contemporary Woman of Color

Here is an article I found on a online magazine website called Clutch Magazine. The article talks about after a relationship ends, its okay to remain friends with your "ex". I thought it was interesting and figured I'd share with you. I'm sure many of us have been in this type of situation....Click on the link to read the whole article...


The Super Ex-Boyfriend Clutch Magazine: The Digital Magazine for the Young, Contemporary Woman of Color


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Encourage Yourself

A few weeks ago I was on facebook and had come across my younger cousin's page.  She had a posting of a video that she had recorded of herself singing.  I must say I didn't know that she could sing as well as she did until that day.  The song was called "Encourage Yourself" by Donald Lawrence.  I've heard the song many times before at church and from others but watching her sing it was different.  I watched it a few times, listening to the words, and realized how young she was.. singing these words of encouragement.

I thought to myself, sometimes you just have to receive information from a different form to actually understand it. I needed a word to uplift me that week and it just wasn't coming to me.  This is when the video came to me and I said "that's RIGHT..Encourage Yourself".  I think we often look for encouragement from others and it really has to start with us first.  People can tell you to do this, try that, read this, but if we don't start with our self..we end up nowhere (does this make sense?).  I'm not saying that we shouldn't ask others to help us, pray for us, or encourage us etc...I just think we need to start believing in ourselves more.  We can be our own worst critic or enemy. 

I challenge you today to start encouraging yourself.  I will also do the same. We must speak VICTORY over whatever situations that we go through.  The TONGUE is a powerful tool. Use it wisely.  I'm not preaching to you I promise.  I just want to spread more positive energy because in this day and age its becoming more corrupt by the minute and people are corrupting themselves.  So I want to say THANK YOU to my younger cousin for singing that song. It helped me more than you'll ever know..
If you don't have "Encourage Yourself" by Donald Lawrence on your ipod playlist...DOWNLOAD it NOW..LOL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGpBG7VfRq4&feature=search

BROWN SKIN. BIG DREAMS

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Grand C.I.T.Y. Sports: Young Men with a Purpose

This past Saturday I had the pleasure to spectate the 1st basketball camp held by Grand C.I.T.Y. Sports.  This is a nonprofit organization commited to reaching the youth and community in the Grand Rapids, Michigan area.  It was started by a childhood friend of mine, Chris Sain whom I also look to as a big brother (since I am the only child).  Other members of the organization include his brother Preston Sain, Eric Malloy, Carlton Brewster, Terna Nande, and Aaron Johnson just to name a few of many young African American men. All of the young men are all in their mid/late 20's...YES, NOT ALL BLACK MEN ARE STATISTICS. These young men are giving back to their community with the talents they were given at young age.

The basketball camp featured two semi-pro basketball players (both from Grand Rapids) Marcus Lancaster and Jakari Johnson at Seidman Center.  The kids were shown many different basketball skills including watching a game between the seidman center youth team and the Grand City members.  There was a total of 88 children ages 6 through 13 in attendance.

Although the fellas put me to work (I had to serve lunch:-)) it turned out to be a great event.  I was very pleased to see all of the children engaging in positive activities and being mentored by these young men.  There was also a raffle for school supplies that was given to 25 lucky winners. 

Overall, it was a good day for children of Grand Rapids.   I'm sure there will be more to come from Grand C.I.T.Y.  There are positive events going on in Grand Rapids more than people actually know. Big props to the BROWN SKIN young men with BIG DREAMS of making the community great. If you want more information about this organization, check out Grand C.I.T.Y.'s website at http://www.grandcitysports.com/.

BROWN SKIN. BIG DREAMS.

 

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