Our Mission
We exist to enable teens to succeed regardless of their surroundings or environmental situations.
Academic education is important, but you must understand your personality and triggers, have self-confidence, and have the ability to work well with others in order to be happy and successful. Our workshops help teens identify character traits & strengths, develop positive habits when dealing with stress, and provide a trusting atmosphere to be themselves.
Our ultimate goal is to help students and young adults reach their highest potential by teaching character building, self-acceptance, thinking interdependently, and adaptability life skills.
Meet our team
Kristin Rattler - Founder
I attended over 8 schools before the age of 18. The transition of having to change schools was tough. As an adult, I've also had to deal with difficult life transitions. I started living life stress-free and truly achieving my goals when I decided to be proactive about being emotionally intelligent (EI). I want to teach the EI methodology to teens to make their life easier and help them be the best they can be.
Kisha Jones - Co-founder
Growing up, I experienced parental abandonment which led to struggles with self-worth, unhealthy relationships, and anxiety. This resulted in risky behaviors and low self-esteem. As an adult, I became intrigued with psychology and how environments can affect a child's personality. This inspired me to educate myself on emotional intelligence and volunteer for local non-profits. Mold Me has allowed me the opportunity to help teens develop a stronger sense of self and establish healthy self-loving habits.
Testimonials
We feel fortunate to be in a position to teach emotional intelligence to so many teens. See below for a few testimonials from our audiences.
2600
Teens Impacted
Our Partnerships
- Promise House Dallas
- Cimarron Recreational Center in Irving
- Lively Park Youth Center
- New Home Baptist Church
- Irving Black Arts Council
- Hope Squad, Everman ISD, Dallas ISD, C5
Awards & Recognition
In 2019, Mold Me was presented with the most prestigious business award from the City of Irving for consistently giving back to the community.
Our teens need your support!
ARE YOU THE MISSING PIECE TO OUR PUZZLE? TEENS NEED YOUR SUPPORT TO SUCCEED IN UNCHARTERED TIMES AND THERE ARE SO MANY WAYS YOU CAN HELP!
DONATE
DONATIONS GO TOWARD SUPPLIES, FOOD, GIFT CARDS, AND GIVEAWAYS FOR OUR WORKSHOPS.
"CHANGE" MAKERS
START A WORKPLACE FUNDRAISER TO SUPPORT OUR MISSION OF EDUCATING TEENS ON EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE SKILLS.
DO-GOODERS
OBSERVE A WORKSHOP TO TAKE PHOTOS, HANDLE THE DISTRIBUTION OF SUPPLIES, OR HELP US PERSONALIZE OUR INTERACTIONS BY CAPTURING DETAILS OF TEENS' INTERESTS
MOLD MAKERS
START A COMMUNITY OR WORKPLACE FUNDRAISER TO SUPPORT OUR MISSION OF EDUCATING EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE SKILLS TO TEENS.
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Board of Directors
Our board of directors is a passionate and diverse group dedicated to empowering teens through the development of emotional intelligence. Comprising professionals from various fields, we collaboratively innovate to create impactful, inclusive, and accessible workshops. Our commitment to teen mental wellness drives us to ethically steward resources, ensuring the sustained success of our non-profit in positively shaping the lives of young individuals.
Krystal Brown
State Farm Agent Dallas
Constance Johnson
Policy Implementation Coordinator at Humana
Kiama Coleman
Brokerage & Transaction Coordinator @ Allan Bailey Johnson Group
Amanda Greenberg
VP of Distributor Growth at ReddyIce
Advisors
Dr. Cathy Moffitt
Dr. Moffitt, founder and President of Heartfelt International Ministries, Inc., is a former teacher and community relations manager. She provides professional training, development, and fundraising assistance to corporations and non-profits. Active in various organizations, she has won multiple awards and is a certified Lifeforming Transformational and Christian Life Coach. With four degrees, including a Doctor of Ministry, she continues to empower individuals in the workplace and church environment. Married with four children and eleven grandchildren, she remains committed to serving her community.
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