Empowering Underserved youth
Join our mission to create a better future for our youth and beyond.
Who We Are
Our History
The Servant's House of a Mother's Love Outreach was founded in 2012 by a husband-and-wife duo (Marquise and Diamond King), who identified a need to help under-served youth and young adults in our community. They did not only overcome statics themselves but are now able and willing to reach back and help others do the same.
Our Staff
Our team is made up of dedicated professionals and volunteers who are passionate about making a difference in the lives of those we serve. From case managers to outreach workers, we partner together to provide comprehensive support to our clients.
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
We're devoted to providing supportive services for under-served and homeless youth, pregnant and parenting young mothers by educating, embracing, empowering and encouraging each individual to reach their full potential.
We are proud to collaborate with a variety of local organizations to provide the best possible support to our clients
We're devoted to providing supportive services for under-served and homeless youth, pregnant and parenting young mothers by educating, embracing, empowering and encouraging each individual to reach their full potential.
We are proud to collaborate with a variety of local organizations to provide the best possible support to our clients. From food banks to healthcare providers, our partners help us extend our reach and impact in the community.
Resources
Our Mission
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What's happening in our community?
Summer 2026 feeding sites:
SUN Meals To-Go | Food and Nutrition Service
Tennessee's 2026 Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) provides free, nutritious meals to children 18 and under across the state. With the state opting out of the federal Summer EBT program this year, local school districts, the YMCA, a
What's happening in our community?
Summer 2026 feeding sites:
SUN Meals To-Go | Food and Nutrition Service
Tennessee's 2026 Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) provides free, nutritious meals to children 18 and under across the state. With the state opting out of the federal Summer EBT program this year, local school districts, the YMCA, and food banks have scaled up in-person and to-go meal distributions. Tennessee offers several avenues for families to access free summer food:
- Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS): MSCS Nutrition Services provides free meals at approximately 100 sites across the county from May 27 to July 31. Meals must generally be consumed on-site during designated serving hours. Memphis Shelby County Schools
- YMCA of the Mid-South & Middle Tennessee: The YMCA offers free, weekly 7-day meal packs for kids 18 and under. Parents or guardians can pick up these packs on behalf of their children without needing to provide an ID. Meal Sites - Memphis - YMCA OF MEMPHIS & THE MID-SOUTH
- Rural Expansions: The Tennessee Department of Human Services (TDHS) has placed a strong emphasis on expanding these non-congregate, to-go meal boxes to underserved rural counties, including neighboring Fayette County. TDHS Opens 2026 Application Cycle for Summer Food Service Program with Target to Expand Rural Non-Congregate Feeding Options
City of Memphis Summer Camp 2026 has opened registration:
City of Memphis Community Center Camps
- Ages: 5–12 (General); 13–15 (Teen Camp)
- Dates: June 1 – July 24, 2026 (Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.)
- Locations: Available at all City of Memphis Community Centers (with the exception of Raymond Skinner Center). Teen Camps are specifically hosted at Bert Ferguson, Ed Rice, Hickory Hill, Lester, Riverview, and Whitehaven.
- Cost: Free for City of Memphis residents.
- Details: Includes free breakfast and lunch. Due to high demand, applications and waitlists are managed via the Memphis Parks Summer Camps
Play Your Park "We Back Outside" Drop-In Camps
- Details: This free, walk-up drop-in program is designed for unstructured outdoor fun, games, sports, and arts and crafts.
- Schedule: Runs throughout the summer during the hottest parts of the day, typically starting at 9:00 a.m. and wrapping up with free lunch around 2:00 p.m. No advance registration is required
Kids Bowl for free (KBF)
The 2026 Kids Bowl Free program is not specific to a certain chain of bowling alleys. Kids (ages 2 to 15) can get TWO free games EVERY DAY at a participating center. (Most places will require a bowling shoe rental – not included in the program.)
https://www.kidsbowlfree.com/all_centers.php
Black Girls Code (Memphis)
Limited spots available for our Memphis summer camp! If you’ve been thinking about signing your child up, now’s the time.
Exciting News: Full scholarships are available! That means your child can attend a week of hands-on coding, AI-powered projects, and creativity at no cost to you. Give your child the tech experience of the summer, before it’s too late!
Interested in a scholarship? Email community@wearebgc.org to apply today.
Program Details
Date: June 8-12 🕒 Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Monday – Friday) 📍 Location: Highland Oaks Middle School, Memphis, TN 👧🏾 Ages: 10–17
Breakfast, lunch, and snacks provided daily.
Cost: $100 to attend (per camper)
Let’s code the future, together.
Register now!
Supportive Services:
Currently, we are providing the following classes. Class options are subject to change depending on the need of the community we serve.
Life Skills
Mentorship
Parenting and Support Classes
Self Esteem Building Workshops
Job Training/Interview Prep Workshops
Money Management
Tailored Services