​​Supported anti-violence initiatives with Promise Neighborhoods of the Lehigh Valley, contributing to violence intervention efforts and juvenile diversion strategies that reduced youth arrests.

Partnered with the Allentown Police Athletic League (PAL) to provide six years of Youth Academy programming, introducing 300+ students to careers in law enforcement.

Collaborated with community partners on annual Excelsior Summer Camps, engaging 350+ youth in arts, recreation, field trips, and educational experiences.

Created the annual Fun Fest community celebration, drawing 250+ residents each year for family-friendly activities, resources, and school supply giveaways.

Funded the launch of the Promise Food & Wellness Center at Hays Elementary School, expanding food access through a modern school-based pantry.

Organized community events and youth programs that reached more than 10,000 residents, including cultural celebrations, tournaments, awards programs, and student showcases.

Purchased the Cleveland School property as the future site of a community and youth center.

Secured unanimous approval from Allentown City Council to demolish the Cleveland School building and advance redevelopment plans.

Advanced site redevelopment by finalizing demolition plans and pursuing additional project funding.

Completed environmental assessments and utility planning to prepare the Cleveland School site for redevelopment.

Began Cleveland School demolition in summer 2026, with completion anticipated by the end of the year.