A Place To Begin
Our operations began in 1995 at Porter Chapel A.M.E. Zion Church. Its officers and members helped Dr. Michael A. Hayles, Sr. get CMCM started.
People shared space, time, and care. That help gave the work room to grow.
Our Roots. Our Neighbors. Our Next Chapter.
OUR CMCM STORY
People helping people. That is how our story began, and it is still at the heart of our work.
Help Today. Skills For Tomorrow.
Dr. Michael A. Hayles, Sr. founded CMCM to help people gain independence through education and empowerment.
For 25 years, neighbors have shared their time, skills, and gifts to keep that work going.
Meet The People Behind Our StoryA Mission Takes Shape
CMCM was founded in 2001 to help people gain independence through education and empowerment.
Food helps meet a need today. Learning can help people take their next step.
A Home At Lone Star
CMCM’s work grew at Lone Star Community Center. It remains the home of our service center today.
Volunteers and supporters help us bring food, learning, and support to our neighbors.
Service To Veterans
H.O.N.O.R. Mentoring received the Texas Governor’s Volunteer Award for Service to Veterans.
Veterans used their skills to teach and mentor others. We carry that spirit of service forward.
More Ways To Learn
Our work includes food distribution, education and empowerment, counseling connections, and H.O.N.O.R. programs.
KMEJ Radio and our academy projects give us more ways to share skills and useful information.
The H.O.N.O.R. Village Vision
We are seeking land for a future place where people can live, learn, and rebuild.
The village is a plan. Land, funding, and approvals will shape each step.
Keep Exploring Our Story
Our anniversary page has more photos, thank-yous, and a timeline with links to news and public records.