But Even In My Darkest Days I

All I Knew Growing Up Was That My Father Was Married To And Loved My Momma, Period. He Worked Hard, Made Some Money, And Put It On The Dresser. She Spent It On The Family, And He Went Out And Earned Some More. He Taught Me The Most About Love.

The Mentoring Program [of The Steve Harvey Foundation] Is To Teach Young Boys The Principles Of Manhood.

My Mother Raised Me In The Church. I Was Not Allowed To Stay Home On Sunday; There Was No Option. I Sang In The Choir All The Way Up Until I Went To College.

The [steve Harvey] Foundation Started Originally About The Educational Needs Of Children. But, As I Got Into It More And More, One Of My Main Objectives Became Mentoring Programs For Young African American Men Because That's Our Problem In Our Community - It's The African American Men.

God Has Positioned Me Just This Way To Be Just Like I Am, To Say What I Say How I Say It.