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Breath, Spirit & Philosophy – Yoga Immersion with Guruji Lal
MARCH 2025 – Health & Wellness Retreat, Mexico
Our second wellness trip began with a powerful breathwork and life-force session with Guruji Lal in Isla Mujeres. This spiritual training prepared our team for a meaningful journey to the ancient Mayan ruins of Coba, where we reflected on the power of legacy, balance, and healing. This trip doubled as an exploratory step toward future wellness collaborations and global outreach.
Participants: Anthony Robinson & Sheila Kersey
Theme: Breath, Balance, and Reflection
Immersive one-on-one experience grounded our leadership team in the breath-based philosophies of Guruji Lal.
Sobriety House Initiative – Recovery Through Faith & Structure
Launch Date: February 2025
Location: Kansas City Metro
Description: The Association joined its flagship Sobriety House Project, a Christ-centered recovery residence rooted in structure, accountability, and spiritual renewal. This program is currently seeking grant support and community partnerships to serve individuals transitioning into stable, purpose-filled living.
Volunteer at Work
A faith-based volunteer partner works quietly and diligently to restore the interior of the Sobriety House. His service reminds us that real impact is often humble, local, and hands-on. This work reflects our values of dignity, healing, and service.
Exterior Photo
February 2025 – Restoration work continues on the Sobriety House, a cornerstone of our mission to provide safe, dignified housing and support for individuals rebuilding their lives. This photo shows progress on critical structural repairs to the rear entrance.
Interior Green Room
A fresh coat of paint and structural prep breathe new life into what will soon be a peaceful, functional bedroom space. This room will serve as a refuge for those in early recovery—clean, welcoming, and safe.
Golden Games Powerwalk 2025
JANUARY 2025 – Bullhead City / Laughlin Golden Games
Representing Kansas City at the 50+ Golden Games, Association leaders Anthony Robinson (President) and Sheila Kersey (Secretary) took 1st place in their age group in the 3K Powerwalk competition. Hosted across the Nevada-Arizona border, this wellness-focused event brought together small business owners and health enthusiasts from across the country. Highlights included a preparation breakfast with Cayenne, the Crepe Guy, a local immigrant business owner celebrated for his community support and kindness.
Location: Bullhead City, AZ / Laughlin, NV
Community Engagement: Small Business Spotlight – “The Crepe Guy”
Winners Circle: President Robinson, Sheila Kersey, Secretary & fellow champion
Finish Line High-Five – A moment of shared victory and joy
A Moment of Flavor and Friendship – Breakfast at The Crêpe Guy Café in Bullhead City, AZ. Association leaders enjoyed fresh fruit, French-style crepes, and community hospitality from Cayenne, a local small business owner and immigrant from France. This local gem set the perfect tone for post-Golden Games reflection and fellowship.
“The Crêpe Guy”
Date: January 2025
Location: The Crêpe Guy Café, near the American Legion Post #87
Following their participation in the Golden Games, President Anthony Robinson and Secretary Sheila Kersey made a return to The Crêpe Guy, a local café owned by Cayenne, a French immigrant who made Bullhead City his new home.
Cayenne’s warmth and hospitality captured the spirit of the community. His café, nestled on the shore of the Colorado River and facing the Arizona Veterans Memorial (Eternal Flame) next to the American Legion Depot, served as the perfect setting to reflect on the power of local entrepreneurship, cross-cultural friendship, and the role of food in healing.
“We didn’t just find breakfast—we found a brother in community,” said President Robinson.
Sheila Kersey, Secretary and Anthony Robinson with Cayenne
Inside the café, holding Golden Games memento shirt and medals
Royals Hall of Famer Frank White addresses guests during the Inaugural Event of the Association That Cares at the historic Field of Legends, Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. His words honored Kansas City’s rich heritage of leadership, perseverance, and community legacy.
ARCHIVED EVENT: November 9th Grand Introduction at the Negro Leagues Museum
On November 9th, our Association was introduced to the public and media inside the "Field of Legends" at the historic Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. Guests included Frank White, Bishop Eric Morrison, and other key community figures. This event helped lay the foundation for our mission to empower youth, families, and legacy-driven leadership in Kansas City.
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