Golden Ciphers

10/26/2021

Greetings everyone!

Golden Ciphers would like to humbly and respectfully thank everyone who celebrated our 21st Anniversary with us! Whether you supported through zoom attendance, donations, kind words of support, prayers or sharing our information. Please feel free to utilize our service/ community offerings.

There is a ZULU word UBUNTU which the basis of our existence is based on the collective of the whole community.
The spirit of Ubuntu is essentially to be humane and ensure that human dignity is always at the core of your actions, thoughts, and deeds when interacting with others. Having Ubuntu is showing care and concern for your neighbor and community.

In Service & Solidarity.
Golden Ciphers Family

10/15/2018

The gift of hearing someone else’s story of survival and healing is one of the best gifts of all🎁This past weekend’s event was amazing. Stay tuned and join the next event- healing is for all❤️💪🏾
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10/21/2014

Tea with GC on our 13th Anniversary this Sunday Oct, 26 2014 from 2:00-6:00

08/06/2013

We’re inviting all youth and adults that are looking to have a great time while improving their lives through the up-building of our community to come on down and have a blast at our Youth Summit!! There will be informative speakers, positive music, delicious food, and entertainment through fun and performances. So please contact us @ 216-574-4888 to register and reserve a space for yourself and any you intend to bring along with you.

03/04/2013

Sole of a Woman: Fashion Expo
On March 3rd, 2013, Golden Ciphers participated in the Sole of a Woman Fashion Expo and was able to vend the items of jewelry and assortments created by the youth in our Entrepreneur Employment Training (E.E.T.). The fashion expo was a great turn out and an even better chance for us to network with all those that were in attendance. Many of the vendors were looking to collaborate and we were even interviewed by Rodney Harris, Regional Manager of CBC Mobile Solutions. It was an opportunity of a lifetime to receive the chance to be able to work with him because he will be able to teach our youth so much about pod-casting and techniques that come with the profession of covering events on a social media aspect. As the day progressed we were to perform as part of the show; we drummed a selection of two rhythms which everyone loved and some even dance to our playing of the beats. We ended the day successfully and took part in the watching of the runway walk.

03/04/2013

February 2013
In the month of February, we have been plenty busy as any other month with our youth. The organization was able to kick off the moth with our National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness day, which took place on Thursday the seventh from 6-9 p.m. The event was a success and many showed up to enjoy themselves as they learned about themselves as well as much information dedicated towards HIV/ AIDS. There were two speakers present, Richard Jason and Ms. Christine. They did a wonderful job with their presentations and all were pleased with the knowledge they had received. HIV testing, by Circle of Care (Doris Willis), was done during the program for the benefit of all that wished to have it done. An Youth Art Competition was held as well where the youth were able to create posters dedicated towards HIV/AIDS. Also, give-a-ways were had for everyone to win prizes.
We then had our first annual Black History Program which was from 6-9 p.m. The program was filled with vendors, dancing, drumming, poets, entertainment, and food as well. The event went extremely well and everyone had a good time before, during, and after the program. It was held at the Boys and Girls Club at 6114 Broadway Ave, so it was convenient for our youth and their families to get there especially for those in and outside the community. On the twenty-fourth, we participated and vended in the Cleveland Natural Hair Care and Fitness Expo. Classes and performance were held during the expo as they showed off natural hair care, holistic healing, and wearable art. We finished off the month with a trip to Cincinnati that our students as well as those from East Tech High school and Carl and Louis Stokes Central Academy were all able to participate in. While there, we visited the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and took a guided tour throughout the building. Their exhibits were plentiful in history and information about slavery and our ancestry. There were even moments where we could sit and watch movies dedicated to motivation and the learning of what those enslave had to go through to make a difference; as well as a sense of realization towards what we are going and will be going through to make a change ourselves. Overall, the month was bountiful, busy, and enjoyable as well.

02/14/2013

04/18/2012

Drumming tomorrow, if you like to drum or would like to come check us out don't be shy. Come check us out 4:30p.m-7:30p.m