Touchpoint Baltimore X HL-Baltimore High School Boys

The Harlem Lacrosse - Baltimore High School Boys program recently had the privilege of attending an etiquette dinner at the Center Club in Baltimore on January 10th. This remarkable event, made possible through a partnership with TouchPoint Baltimore, offered an exclusive opportunity for these young men to refine their social skills and immerse themselves in the nuances of proper table etiquette within a professional and formal dining setting.

The evening featured esteemed guest speakers who shared their insights and wisdom with the attendees. Guided by Tim Regan, CEO of Whiting-Turner, the event featured notable figures such as Ned Walton, Executive Director for JP Morgan in Baltimore, and Chris Barber, Founder of Cheaper than a Geek, among others. Each speaker brought a unique perspective to the table, enriching the experience for all those in attendance.

One of the highlights of the evening was a special testimonial from guest speaker Mingo Grant, whose words undoubtedly left a lasting impact on the young minds present. Grant's personal story served as a source of inspiration, reminding the boys of the power of resilience, determination, and integrity in achieving success.

Events like the etiquette dinner serve as a reminder of the importance of holistic development. By investing in the social and emotional well-being of our youth, we pave the way for a future generation of leaders who embody not only intelligence and ambition but also integrity and compassion.

The partnership between Harlem Lacrosse -Baltimore and TouchPoint Baltimore exemplifies this commitment to nurturing the whole individual, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to reach their full potential. As we reflect on the success of the etiquette dinner, we are reminded of the profound impact that mentorship, guidance, and exposure to new experiences can have on shaping the leaders of tomorrow.

In the end, it's not just about teaching boys how to engage at a formal dinner; it's about instilling in them the values and principles that will guide them on their journey to success. And as they continue to grow and flourish, we can take pride in knowing that we get to play a part in shaping their future.