Chicago, [April 22, 2022] — In the heart of Chicago, a visionary man is paving the way for a brighter future, one brick at a time. Lavoya Kerr, a seasoned construction professional, has set out on an extraordinary mission to empower teenage students by teaching them the art of construction through his groundbreaking nonprofit organization.

Lavoya’s passion for both the construction industry and the potential of young individuals ignited the spark that led to the creation of this remarkable nonprofit. Named “Building Futures In Trades,” the organization is dedicated to helping teenage students discover their talents and interests in the construction and building trades.

What sets this nonprofit apart is its holistic approach. Beyond the technical skills of construction, Building Futures In Trades provides mentorship, life skills, and real-world experience. The program offers hands-on workshops, classroom instruction, and even apprenticeship opportunities, giving these young students a chance to build their confidence and shape their futures.

Lavoya’s vision is more than just bricks and mortar; it’s about constructing lives filled with promise. He believes that by equipping teenagers with skills and guidance, he’s opening doors to opportunities they may have never imagined. As he passionately puts it, “We’re not just building houses; we’re building futures.”

The impact of Building Futures In Trades has been profound. Many of its graduates have gone on to pursue careers in the trades, creating a ripple effect of empowerment within their communities. Some have even returned as mentors, paying it forward to the next generation of aspiring tradespeople.

This nonprofit has quickly become a cornerstone of the Chicago community, offering hope, skills, and a path to success for countless teenagers. Lavoya Kerr’s story is a testament to the power of vision and dedication, proving that one person can make a profound difference in the lives of many. As Building Futures In Trades continues to thrive, it’s clear that the future for both Lavoya and the students he serves is as strong as the foundations they lay together.