FUNTIMES JANUARY – FEBRUARY EDITION
FunTimes present our inaugural listing of30 under 30: People to Watch, spotlighting young people and their accomplishments across a range of…
FunTimes present our inaugural listing of30 under 30: People to Watch, spotlighting young people and their accomplishments across a range of…
FunTimes Magazine celebrates its 7th Annual Gala and Award Ceremony on October 2017 at the Courtyard Marriott in Philadelphia, PA. Honoring our 3 awardees, Andy Wetherill, Rev. Dr Lorina Marshall Blake and Dr. Azubuike Ezeife.
Simone Biles … Tiffany Haddish … Victoria Rowell. Because of the impactful #BlackGirlMagic, these successful Black women have become househo…
Mike Edwards recently launched the Black Label Cigar the first Black-owned cigar line in England. Although he’s a newcomer at the cigar industry. Edwards launched his successful male grooming brand, the UK-based Aireyys Ltd. in 2015.
As the president of West Philadelphia Corridor Collaborative, Jabari Jones is strivingto help West Philly’s existing businesses become more profitable, so they can grow and hire, reducing poverty and unemployment.
You are all invited to FunTimes Jan/Feb release party. Our release party is the opportunity to celebrate all the wonderful persons featured …
Onyinyechukuwu Okorji, D.O. is a future surgeon whose tenacity and philanthropic mindset has been highly recognized. She is an alumna of Temple University and a graduate of the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine. Okorji has served as president of the Nigerian Ameican Young Adults Association.
A millennial living in West Philadelphia while working in Southern NJ. In her role as Health Educator at Southern New Jersey Perinatal Cooperative, she connects women to programs and resources before, during, and after their pregnancies to ensure high quality comprehensive care. Born in Newark NJ, raised in Strousberg PA, with strong roots from Guyana South America, her background is quite striking.
“I’m a part of a nonprofit organization called the Sierra Leone Youth Association in Philadelphia, PA, which helps youth paint a better path in life, educating them on their parents’ country and culture. I have also been networking through a group called Salone Spice 101, which allows us Sierra Leoneans to interact, do charity work, and help those who don’t have enough funds to go to the hospital when they’re sick. Every time I go to Sierra Leone, I give back. In 2016, I sent two barrels filled with school supplies, clothes, soccer balls, and soccer cleats. Just to see the smiles on everyone’s face fills my soul with joy.”
“Outside of my regular 9-5 as a Safety Professional, I have a passion to promote the importance of protecting healthy hair growth. I have an equal passion for the promotion of African culture to foster a deeper understanding of different Diasporic cultures within our communities. This past year on a trip to Sierra Leone, I started an initiative called FemAfric with a mission to empower women by collaborating creatively with talented hair stylists in Sierra Leone to create hand crafted wigs and crochet braid styles.”