We believe in investing time in every young people.
Collaborating
As we expand across America, we know that no one organization can help every young person.
Sports
We believe that sports is a great teaching tool. We will utilize team, individual and e-sports
Caring
It is impossible to interact with these young people and not address direct economic, mental, and social needs
Exposing
We believe in physically exposing our young people to opportunities that will inspire them for a lifetime.
About Us
Donald believes that exposure is the key to unlocking a youth’s potential. In 1999, shortly after graduating from The University of Texas, he began organizing college field trips on a monthly basis, encouraging kids from his old hometown neighborhood of Oak Cliff, Texas to participate. He’s conducted over 20 separate tours of UT’s campus alone and, over the years, completed dozens of trips to other schools across the state. Hundreds of young people have positively benefited from the opportunity to travel outside of their community while also getting the chance to see first-hand what college is like.
A Steady Hand & Partners are taking a stance against the recent up-tick in gun related violence in the streets of Dallas.
Get Involved
Financial gifts are appreciated, as it is always needed and useful. We will also gladly accept in-kind donations (work laptops, gift cards).
Upcoming Events
Be A Part Of Our Events
Join us for our upcoming community events dedicated to empowering and uplifting youth across Dallas. From mentorship meetups to sports activities and educational tours, each event is designed to inspire growth, unity, and positive change. Be a part of the movement — your presence can make a lasting impact!
Donald believes that exposure is the key to unlocking a youth’s potential. In 1999, shortly after graduating from The University of Texas, he began organizing college field trips on a monthly basis, encouraging kids from his old hometown neighborhood of Oak Cliff, Texas to participate. He’s conducted over 20 separate tours of UT’s campus alone and, over the years, completed dozens of trips to other schools across the state.