SUCCESS WITHOUT LIMITATIONS

Success Without Limitations was begun in 2004 as a part of the business New Face Entertainment in Hampton Roads, VA. With an arrangement of understudies, students applied and got monetary grants. Understudy associations, for example, fraternities  and sororities, got financial gifts in the thousands. Workshops like self-destruction and sorrow were held by our organization. Grounds beautification ventures were likewise arranged and executed, similar to the repaving of ball courts on the grounds of Hampton University. The structure of this association is to enable the children to prevail with nothing hindering them. We are situated in Old Dominion University as an understudy association and in Cambria Heights, NY. This makes our association fitting and assurance since it's everything about the children and achievement. Success Without Limitations was created on Old Dominion’s college campus and in the community to bridge the gap between what is learned in the classroom and what is learned outside the classroom such as dealing with anxiety, depression, social gathering as a young adult and preparing for the conflicts college students may face.

In 2004, through New Face Entertainment, Inc an event planning company,  Mr. James Yancy Merchant, a Queens native, put a name to the various community service ventures done as a company calling it Success Without Limitations. An assortment of college students applied and received financial scholarships. Student organizations such as fraternities and sororities, received monetary donations in the thousands. Seminars like suicide and depression that originated from a queens community center,  were held by our company. Campus beautification projects were also planned and executed, like the repaving of basketball courts on the campus of Hampton University. In 2007 James Yancy Merchant created the student organization SWL (Success Without Limitations) on the campus of Old Dominion University as a graduate student, which is still active to this day.

In Queens students have an opportunity to gain internships through the organization’s strong ties to the community and alumni. We created virtual tutoring for middle school and high school students, virtual coaching training and skills development in basketball ages 8-13, interviews with various college alumni, scholarship opportunities for high school and college students, and to fundraise for our community sports teams.