Our Mission is to empower teens by promoting their welfare, health, and education. To encourage passion-driven learning and overall well-being, we embrace the Oveta Culp Hobby philosophy and promote holistic growth and resilience.
Meet our Founder and Board of Directors
Through entrepreneurship and sports teens learn the importance of working as a team, creative problem solving and holding themselves and each other accountable.
Outside of being a teen center ImPossible is a way to create jobs in our community along with reducing crime.
ImPossible Teen Campus will provide an environment that natures their growth and help provide them some consistency. Education, Entrepreneurship, and sports are the foundation of ImPossible
“A change in thinking and/or how we mentally process things” for example Impossible = I am Possible. If every time you see or hear the word “Impossible” you process it as “I’m possible” then we start believing what the word is telling us. Everything is possible, once we learn the process to achieving it.”
Oveta Culp Hobby was an Oveta Culp Hobby, hailing from Killeen, Texas, was a pioneering American businesswoman, journalist, and public servant, best known for her influential role as the first Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, serving from 1953 to 1955. Throughout her remarkable career, Hobby shattered glass ceilings, advocating for women’s rights and championing education and public health initiatives. Her legacy continues to inspire generations, symbolizing the strength and resilience of women in leadership.
Vantonio ‘BeGreat OnPurpose’ Fraley: A Living Legacy in American & Black History When celebrating Black History, we often honor the trailblazers who fought for justice,
**Compassion Garden Kick-Off Recap: A Community Coming Together** The Compassion Garden Kick-Off event was a day filled with warmth and purpose, despite the cold weather!
Get ready, Killeen! The [Im]Possible O.C.H Teen Club is excited to announce that we’re gearing up for our official grand opening in January 2025 at
We understand that times are tough and money is tight, but every donation counts. Your donation will not only help us build the facility, but it will also help us provide salaries for 10 people and keep the facility running for two years. Every donation, no matter how small, will make a difference.
We thank you for your support and for believing in our mission. We are confident that with your help, we can make the Im Possible Teen Club a reality and create a safe and inspiring space for teens to grow and thrive.
We’re seeking 100 people to donate at least $1 a month to help us continue making a difference in the lives of young people. Every dollar counts, and your support will go a long way in providing mentorship, educational resources, and life-changing opportunities for these teens.
The power of 100 people donating just $1 can make a real impact! Even if someone can’t give much, their participation helps spread awareness. Let’s come together to support our teens—thank you for being part of this mission!
