Carolyn Charlie Robinson was born to Charles B. Robinson and Marylene Robinson in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She grew up with a Great Grandfather on her dad’s side, who had a 200-acre farm during the Abolition and Reconstruction of America after…
As we close out the year, we’re excited to share some incredible milestones and updates from CYEA. This past Saturday marked our final ProduceCell Food Box Pickup of the year at our Cell Food Produce Market in Forest Park, hosted…
At the Champion Youth Entrepreneurs of Agriculture (CYEA), we believe the future lies in the hands of today’s youth. That’s why we empower young people to not only dream big but to take action through leadership, innovation, and community engagement.…
At CYEA, we’re all about building bridges across generations to uplift and empower our young people. Recently, we had the joy of welcoming a special supporter, “Granddad,” who came out to cheer on his grandson, Ziedale, one of our inspiring…
On May 6, the ArtsXchange in East Point, GA, hosted the vibrant “Reimagined Joy! A Festival of Creativity & Learning,” an event that celebrated community, creativity, and wellness. Among the key contributors to this exciting festival were the Champion Youth…
Freshness just got a whole new meaning for our CYEA Champions, where we’re thrilled to announce the arrival of two new box gardens at the state farmer’s market. These gardens are brimming with a variety of goodies, including juicy tomatoes,…
In a world often swirling with chaos, Champion Youth Entrepreneurs For Agriculture (CYEA) shines a beacon of positivity and kindness. Introducing their exciting $2-4-Kindness program, CYEA celebrates and rewards those who make a difference in Metro Atlanta. Here’s how it…
