RBG Youth Leaders Initiative graduations
Flagship youth leadership and rites-of-passage result.
The OBFC Project
Nonprofit impact
What The OBFC Project does, whom it serves, and what we can show.
At a glance
- Legal name
- Join the Race International
- Doing business as
- The OBFC Project
- Registered trade name
- The O.B.F.C project (Arizona registered trade name, filing 9397085, registered September 4, 2024)
- Public brand
- OBFC
- Founded
- 2015 (OBFC) · nonprofit exemption effective February 5, 2024
- Service area
- United States
- Charitable status
- 501(c)(3) tax-exempt public charity (IRC 509(a)(2))
- EIN
- 93-2877125
- Fiscal year end
- December 31
- Mailing address
- 4401 N. 16th St., Phoenix, AZ 85016
- Primary contact
- Bilal Munir Rahim, Executive Director · obfc.az@gmail.com
Tax-deductibility and charitable-status language will be published once verified.
Impact areas
The OBFC Project reports results in five areas. Each figure is published only after it has been verified by the organization.
Youth mentorship
Metrics we track:
- Youth enrolled
- Youth completed
- Attendance rate
- Mentoring hours
- Retention
- Goal completion
Figures publish after verification.
Fatherhood support
Metrics we track:
- Unique fathers served
- Weekly-call participation
- Repeat participation
- Referrals
Figures publish after verification.
Leadership development
Metrics we track:
- Graduates
- Workshops completed
- Youth presentations
- Community-service hours
Figures publish after verification.
Community reach
Metrics we track:
- Events
- Attendees
- Partner organizations
- Volunteers
- Volunteer hours
- Neighborhoods served
Figures publish after verification.
Education and creative development
Metrics we track:
- Books or projects completed
- Authors supported
- Trainings delivered
- Participant milestones
Figures publish after verification.
Community record
Presenting entity and partners for each initiative are being confirmed and will be shown on every listing.
Black History Month Leadership Brunch
Recurring community leadership gathering.
RBG Xplosion
Cultural weekend and platform combining education, family dialogue, music, networking, and unity.
Black Family and Black Love Conferences
Family-strengthening dialogue and education.
Black Authors Summit and Masterclass
Literacy, authorship, publishing education, and creative economic development.
Temple of Nu Afrikan Unity
Cultural grounding, shared values, reflection, and community alignment.
State of Black Education Town Hall
Community dialogue among educators, advocates, families, and stakeholders.
Mentor and Mentee Bonding
Trust-building activities and consistent relationship development.
Self-defense, wellness, and mental-health events
Holistic wellness, personal safety, and community education.
Art and Impact music showcases
Creative expression, cultural messaging, and artist development.
The OBFC Project
Support the MissionSponsor a program, a cohort, or an area of need
Organizations, businesses, and community partners can support a specific program, event, cohort, or area of need. Sponsorship opportunities may include youth participation, meals, transportation, materials, venue support, guest facilitators, wellness activities, technology, and program evaluation.