MBK & MSK Suit Up Initiative

The Suit Up Program is a unique initiative designed to help young men and women of color in the Fort Worth ISD look and feel their best for important events and job interviews. Through this program, students are provided with a free suit, tie, and dress shoes, along with guidance and support from experienced professionals.

The Suit Up Program is a collaboration between the My Brother's Keeper (MBK) and My Sister's Keeper (MSK) programs and local community organizations and businesses. It is designed to help students overcome one of the many barriers they may face when trying to pursue their dreams and achieve their goals.

With the support of the Suit Up Program, students are able to dress their best for job interviews, college visits, and other important events. They are given the opportunity to develop their self-confidence, build professional networks, and prepare for success in their future careers.

The Suit Up Program is just one of the many initiatives of the MBK and MSK programs, which are committed to supporting young people of color and helping them to reach their full potential. Through mentorship, education, and community engagement, these programs are making a real difference in the lives of countless young men and women across the country.

Overall, the Suit Up Program is a powerful testament to the commitment of MBK and MSK to helping young people overcome the obstacles they face and achieve their dreams. By providing support, resources, and guidance, these programs are helping to shape the future of young people of color and create a more equitable and just society for all.