In this episode of Brand Lincoln, we interview Stanford Binko Bradley, the associate director of teen programming at the Malone Community Center. Stanford shares his unique nickname and how he got involved in various community initiatives in Lincoln. He discusses his work at the Malone Community Center, his involvement in the Hope Spoke extended day treatment program, and his own basketball program called Future Elite. Stanford emphasizes the importance of education and accountability in his coaching and shares heartwarming stories of the impact he has made on the lives of the youth he works with.

keywords

Stanford Binko Bradley, Malone Community Center, Hope Spoke, Future Elite, basketball program, education advocacy, youth coaching, community impact

takeaways

• Stanford Binko Bradley is the associate director of teen programming at the Malone Community Center in Lincoln.
• He is also involved in the Hope Spoke extended day treatment program and runs his own basketball program called Future Elite.
• Stanford emphasizes the importance of education and accountability in his coaching and works to support the holistic development of the youth he works with.
• He has seen positive outcomes in the lives of the youth he has worked with, with only one documented case of re-offending.
• Stanford is passionate about making a difference in the community and believes in the power of authentic relationships and support networks.