Our Mentors event at Liberty Park offered games, prizes for kids, adults alike

By Black Lens staff reports

On July 19, the Spokane community gathered at Liberty Park to celebrate the kickoff of Everyday Mentors, a grassroots initiative founded by Lee Lewis. The event featured a lively mix of activities designed to engage youth and families – from a slam dunk contest and three-point shootout to raffle prizes, a live DJ, and booths for various community organizations.

This was more than just fun – it marked the launch of a bridge built on core values of mentorship, empowerment, resilience, integrity, community, growth mindset, and service.

Founder Lee Lewis, featured in the February issue of The Black Lens, shares his vision on everydaymentors.org: “Imagine a future where every young man, regardless of background or circumstance, is equipped with the resilience, confidence, and skills to lead a purpose-driven life.”

The event drew a wide array of attendees – mothers, sons, daughters, uncles, and neighbors – all united by a shared belief in connection and community support.