Services

Funding for high school barbering and cosmetology students:

Individuals applying for this scholarship must be currently enrolled in high school training to become a licensed professional in the barbering or cosmetology fields only.  BLBF, Inc., requires students to complete a project in the form of artwork, poem,  essay, or technological presentation.  Topics surround "How the Presence of Gun Violence Affected You?" or "What is your Gun Violence Reality?"

One-Time Scholarship for college-bound students (high school seniors):

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Individuals applying for this scholarship must seek professional training in academic majors and trades that will impact barbering, cosmetology or academic field of their choice.  The student applying must complete a project on "How you plan to change your world or community today?" or "What is your gun violence reality?" 

Educational, Motivate, and Inspire! A story of Courage to Move On...Book our Founder!

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In 2013 Ms. Brinkley White decided to become one of several parents choosing to make a difference in the lives of youth at New Castle County Detention Center and Ferris School for Boys & Girls.  Ms. Mozi from Delaware Center for Justice asked her to become a part of their Gun Violence Prevention class.  After much consideration, she shared Brandon's life's journey, his set-backs and eventually a new-found career in barbering trade that brought him joy. 

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Brandon's dream now live on through others who share the passion and excitement of pursuing their goals.    

 

 

Ms. Brinkley-White continue to participate in several anti-violence programs and trainings.  She and her daughter Courtney are regular participants at Urban Promise and Camp Amen engaging students.

 

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