 Kamari's mom signed him up for the program when he started getting into trouble and introduced him to the program's founder, Cameron Miles, to help him stay on the straight and narrow. It's definitely helped me grow. I was young, I was immature, so I didn't really know what I was really doing. And he helped me step up and learn how to become a young man. That's exactly what Mr. Miles wanted when he started mentoring male teens in the hood back in 1996.