A private, 501 (c)3 organization dedicated to expanding the cultural and educational horizons for youth in underserved communities.

Founded in 2020 by CEO Felicia Seamón, The Seamón Family Foundation's mission is to address the lack of art programming and support, business development, and mental health awareness in struggling communities by utilizing a community development approach, in partnership with agencies and organization that share its purposes.

WMBrown Memorial
Scholarship Fund

1st WMBrown Scholarship Meeting 

Sunday, 10/10/2021 at 2 pm EST (via Zoom Link) 

ALL DONORS may attend. Click Here for Agenda 

We will commemorate the life of Wadiya Maria Brown through this fundraiser by Felicia & Jermaine Seamón, who will also celebrate their 20 years of #blacklove & marriage, from their 1st meeting at the 1st HBCU, CheyneyUniversity, with their friend Wadiya. Jermaine & Felicia will donate all gifts to the WMBrown scholarship.

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The WMBrown Memorial Scholarship Fund will encompass multiple scholarships for inner-city youth, in celebration of Wadiya's lifelong love and support of education, as well as to increase mental health awareness & support, as the lack thereof attributed to her death.

Your tax-deductible donation (in lieu of anniversary gifts) will support the WMBrown inaugural fundraiser and scholarship presentation. Learn more about our Art Auction here. 

Seamón Enterprises and Family Foundation
Arts & Business Mentorship Program 

In pursuit of our mission, The Seamón Family Foundation has partnered with the Blackberry Arts Collective to create the Arts and Business Program and Showcase, a project that will employ its strategic partnerships with Art & Business Professionals, Community Educators, Organizers, and College Students.

These individuals will provide registered program participants with a reliable community workshop mentor model that will bring awareness and education of various genres of arts and business interests to residents in Beltline communities. 

Program Goals

What's Offered

To engage registered program participants with a reliable community-workshop mentor model, to bring awareness and education of various genres of art and business interests to residents in Beltline communities. 

How to Attend

The program workshops are COVID-safe and will occur over a period of 8 weeks both online and in-person, ending with a rewards ceremony/exhibit.

Workshops will be an hour long and will be held 2 times a week. 

Meet the SFF Approved Mentors

Nika Luckett

Georgia State College
Interior Design Program

Program mentors come from a wide variety of creative, educational, and entrepreneurial backgrounds.  As such, there are 8 tracks offered in the program.

These are: 

• Community Music & Film Production for Beginners

• Kids Addressing Adversity Together

• Digital Media & Visual Arts for Beginners

• In-Home Interior Design for Beginners

• Beltline Photography 101

• Nasdaq, DOW, and S&P for Beginners

• Financial Literacy for Kids by a Kid

• Creative Chemistry as a Business

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Felicia Seamón

CEO, Seamón Enterprises & Entertainment CO. 

Fitzgerald Breland

CEO, Breland's Universe

Dane Brown

Artist/Animator

Lucretia Meadows

Photographer

Jordan Seamón

Musician/Actress

Allana Caslin

CEO, Skin Be Well
and Hair Be Well

Caden Harris

CEO, Caden Teaches

Nika Luckett

Georgia State College
Interior Design Program

Robin-Scott Johnson

Educator

Sydnee Elise Brown

Actress & Entrepreneur

Lakia McLeod

Marketing
& Web Design

Miki Young-Brown

Entrepreneur, Agent & Manager