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Real Training. Real Skills. Real Futures.

Family Biz Builder is a sports-based youth development organization training young people ages 5 to 26 across Mississippi and Memphis communities in literacy, character, life skills and workforce readiness.

Annual Community Fundraising Luncheon
Annual Community Fundraising Luncheon
Thu, Dec 04
Tunica National Golf & Tennis Center

You’re Invited to Our Annual Community Fundraising Luncheon!

Come see what your support makes possible—stories, awards, and a powerful meal together.

Can't Attend? You can still make a gift.

Swing for a Cause!

Join us Saturday, June 27, 2026 at Tunica National Golf & Tennis Center for the Annual FBB Golf Tournament Fundraiser ready for a day of golf, good vibes, and giving back!

Tee up for a purpose. Every dollar raised supports the training programs that build literacy, character, life skills, and workforce readiness in young people across Mississippi and Memphis communities.

Register today and make a difference...
one swing at a time!

Strong Readers

Youth who can read, write, and think clearly

Career-Ready Graduates

Young people prepared for college, trade, or work.

Engaged Families

Parents and youth growing together through every program

Skilled Athletes

Tennis, basketball, and fitness that build discipline alongside ability.

What We Build

Lack of Literacy

Literacy refers to the ability to read, write, and understand information effectively. It also includes functional literacy, which involves using these skills to navigate daily life (e.g., reading signs, filling out forms, or understanding instructions).

Lack of Character Development

Character development involves nurturing traits such as integrity, responsibility, empathy, respect, and resilience.

Lack of Life Skills Development

 Life skills are abilities that help individuals effectively manage their lives, such as communication, financial literacy, problem-solving, critical thinking, and time management.

Group Photo from FBB Annual Community Luncheon

Built in Tunica. Now Serving Mississippi and Memphis.

Family Biz Builder is a sports-based youth development organization. We've been training young people since 2014—building literacy, character, life skills, and workforce readiness through three integrated programs that grow with the child from age 5 to 26.

A Big Thank You To All Our Sponsors

Why Choose Family Biz Builder?

Integrated Pipeline

From learning to read at age 5 to being ready to work at 18 – every program is connected.

Sports-Based Model

We use tennis, basketball, and fitness to teach what classrooms can't: discipline, teamwork, and follow-through.

Local Roots, Wider Reach

Founded in Tunica County in 2014. Now serving youth and families across Mississippi and Memphis communities.

Image by Ian Schneider

How The Pipeline Works

Learn (Ages 5-12)

Literacy & Education. Reading, writing, and the academic foundation on which everything else is built.

Lead (Ages 12-18)

College & Career Readiness. ACT/SAT prep, career exploration, leadership, and life skills training.

Launch (Ages 5-26)

Sports & Fitness NJTL. Tennis, basketball, and fitness training that build discipline, character, and follow-through across every age.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Family Biz Builder is a sports-based youth development organization founded in 2014. We use athletics, education, mentorship, and entrepreneurship to build literacy, character, life skills, and workforce readiness in young people ages 5 to 26 across Mississippi and Memphis communities.

  • FBB serves youth ages 5 to 26 and their families across Tunica, Coahoma, and DeSoto Counties in Mississippi and the Parkway Village–Oakhaven area of Memphis. Programs are designed for families ready to invest in their child's growth — academically, athletically, and personally.

  • Three core programs: Literacy & Education (ages 5–12), College & Career Readiness (ages 12–18), and Sports & Fitness NJTL (ages 5–26). Together they form an integrated pipeline that grows with the child.

  • Three ways: enroll your child in a program, give to support our work, or partner with us to bring this model to your community. Visit our Get Involved page or contact us directly.

  • Some programs include online components that allow participation from outside our primary service area. Contact us to discuss whether a specific program is a fit for your family.

Take the Next Step

Whether you're enrolling your child, investing in our work, or partnering with us to bring this model to your community, we're ready when you are.

FBB Sports & Fitness NJTL Coaches and Leadership
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