VP & Director of Outreach Operations

My name is Gregory Allen Clay II. I am the Vice President and Director of Public Outreach for Saving Our Tomorrow LLC or (S.O.T).

I am the husband of the CEO, founder Jasmaine Clay. Together we have four children, two boys and two girls. Growing up, I never thought I’d get married or even have children for that matter. I grew up in Harlem (Manhattan NY) Schomburg Plaza. I faced many challenges as a child, teenager and adult. I was in the foster system for a brief time before my grandmother took me in and raised me. I was what you would call an “at risk” youth. I’ve had my fair share of gang violence, drugs and hard times to want change for my community. In high school I started working at EHTP helping children in the community with homework and different challenges. I played volleyball and fell in love with the game. It gave me something to look forward to. Few years later I reconnected with my mothers side of the family and met my wife. The rest is history.

During my free time, I like to play sports such as football, volleyball, track, basketball and most importantly family time. I help facilitate community events including our 1st Event back in 2018. I also have volunteered throughout the years in support of the mission.

My purpose for wanting to put my all into Saving our tomorrow is to reach out and build a relationship with the community. I want to inform those in need about what can be offered to them without paying a thing.

Jasmaine, Travis, Ronniqua, and I came up with S.O.T (Saving our tomorrow) 4 years ago because we understood how hard life can be at any level especially when you’re doing it alone.

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Founder and President

I’ve been serving my country for 14 years and if I’ve learned anything, It’s comradery and resiliency. You can make it through absolutely any obstacle with the right resources, support and most importantly faith. We are here to guide as many along this journey called life as we can. Battles (all stages of your military career) and the community near and far alike.

Director of PR & Assistant to Director of Outreach Operations

I’m Travis Delancey-Goodman a Restorative Justice Coordinator and Youth Development Specialist at a charter school in the Bronx NY. I have founded two schools and I’ve been facilitating, training, and implementing Rites of Passage experiences for the community. My passion for this work stems from my childhood and my love of people. Providing the right tools, resources and access can create pathways for those who feel defeated. I hold an A.A from BMCC and I have plans to continue my education in the near future.

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Director of Child Care Development

I am Ronniqua Morris Williams Director of Childcare Development and Secretary of Saving Our Tomorrow LLC. I’ve been an early childhood educator for nine years and it has been a very rewarding career. I also was a Peer Educator at the Mount Sinai Adolescent Clinic growing up. Saving Our tomorrow is significant to me because of my upbringing. I experienced difficult challenges in my early teenage years with my late mother. My mother suffered from mental illness and watching her face different life obstacles, I tried to grow to understand her. Now as a mother though, I can relate to the choices she felt she had to make for us. Her strength and will to keep going taught me how to be a great mother to my own child. Here at SOT, our goal is to give children and adults the opportunity to have options for different resources through SOT. Our purpose is to let our communities know that we are here, ready and willing to support them through whatever phase of life they’re currently facing. Together we can make changes and impact many lives.

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