Young Kings Rising
Young Kings Rising develops healthy men by strengthening character, leadership, families, and communities. Primarily serving young men ages 15–25.
Partner With UsWhere We Work
We partner with organizations that already walk with young men — bringing structured experiences focused on character, leadership, identity, and responsibility.
Assemblies, workshops, and multi-session series aligned with character education and leadership development.
Partnerships with nonprofits and community programs already investing in young men ages 15–25.
Faith-informed, welcoming sessions that can complement youth ministry and community outreach — without requiring shared belief to engage respectfully.
Consistent developmental series for young men in juvenile justice contexts — focused on identity, accountability, and leadership with dignity.
Ongoing mentorship and identity-building sessions for young men in residential care — built for trust over time.
Sponsor programming, events, or book placement in your region as an investment in the next generation of healthy men.
How It Works
Every engagement is tailored to your setting. Formats support reflection, challenge, practice, and relationship — not a one-size-fits-all show.
A focused single-session talk on identity, discipline, and purpose. Best for assemblies and large group events.
45 – 90 Minutes
Interactive small-group work using the Heroes workbook framework — discussion, exercises, and reflection.
90 – 120 Minutes
A 3–6 session arc designed to build trust and practice over time.
Ongoing / Scheduled
Young Kings Rising joins your existing event to contribute a grounded voice on manhood, mentorship, and leadership.
Flexible
What We Cover
Every session is built around principles that actually land with young men — no fluff, no filler.
Identity & Self-Worth — Knowing who you are before the world tells you
Discipline as Freedom — Building systems that create opportunity
Legacy Over Clout — What you're actually building, and for who
From Surviving to Leading — Choosing responsibility and direction
Mentorship & Brotherhood — Growing with others who expect more
Purpose & Direction — Finding your lane and running in it
Accountability Without Shame — Taking ownership as a tool, not a weapon
Family & Community Legacy — Leading in the spaces closest to you first
GOT QUESTIONS
What Organizations Ask Before They Book
Does group size matter?
No. The session format is designed to work regardless of how many young men are in the room. Participants naturally share in smaller conversations — and that’s where the real impact happens. Whether you have 8 or 40, we make it work.
Can you work with mixed-gender groups?
Yes. While Young Kings Rising is primarily designed for and focused on young men, we can accommodate mixed-gender settings. The content, language, and framework are built around the male experience — so organizations with primarily male populations will get the most out of it.
What AV or room setup do you need?
A microphone is helpful, especially for larger groups. Beyond that, we need a projector or screen for the session slideshow, chairs arranged so participants can see each other (circle or rows both work), and a quiet room without heavy foot traffic during the session. That’s it.
How often do sessions run?
The standard cadence is bi-weekly — every two weeks. This gives young men enough time to work on the challenge from the previous session, while keeping the momentum going. We can adjust frequency based on your facility’s schedule.
Partnership investment is based on organization type and session frequency. Contact us to discuss what works for your organization.
Reach out and let’s talk about developmental experiences that fit the young men you serve.