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Greater Life of Fayetteville parent workshop presents: Tight’N It Up! “Honoring Fathers, Valuing Our Men”

By Staff Report, posted 2 months ago

Greater Life of Fayetteville proudly invites the men of Fayetteville-Cumberland County to a powerful evening of connection, reflection, and celebration at the annual Tight’N It Up! session, themed “Honoring Fathers, Valuing Our Men.” The event will be held on Thursday, June 12, 2025, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at 600 Orange St. in  Fayetteville. 

This dynamic, men-only session is open to all men, including fathers, grandfathers, uncles, nephews, sons and at-risk young adult men. The evening will feature engaging panel discussions, including “The Legacy of a Father” and “Modern Manhood”  and other impactful conversations that speak to the identity, responsibility and strength of men in our communities.

“We are creating a safe and empowering space for men of all generations to be seen, valued, and uplifted” said Executive Director of Greater Life of Fayetteville Georgeanna Pinckney. “This is more than a gathering—a movement to build stronger families and a stronger future.” 

Whether you’re a pastor, teacher, business owner, tradesman, mentor, or simply a man seeking fellowship and growth, your presence at this event is important and will contribute to its success.

Registration is required to ensure adequate food, seating, and event materials for all attendees, as well as to maintain a safe and comfortable environment for everyone.

Register by scanning the QR Code or by going online here. 

For questions or assistance, email hello@glofnc.org or call:

O: (910) 779-0003 | M: (910) 364-9531 (Please leave a voicemail if your call is missed.)

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