Our Founders

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 Robert “Bobby” Mudd, Jr. has practiced law in Mobile, AL for over 40 years. He is married and has 2 grown children. He enjoys fishing, and Alabama football and basketball. He accepted Jesus as his Lord and Savior over 20 years ago. Bobby is seeking to discover God’s purpose for his life, and to reveal the race that wants him to run.

 Ms. Tammy Weeks has spent over twenty-five years serving children, their families, and communities as a teacher and counselor in the public school sector. She believes that the Godly mentorship and sustained discipleship of JYSLA are effective keys to raising leaders who, against the odds, can prevail to become world changers.   

 Renee Allen is a native of Mobile, AL, with a diverse professional background in technology, accounting, and healthcare. While attending the University of Washington, D.C., she worked as a computer operator and programmer. She later gained experience as a computer operator at WESCO and held accounting roles at Merritt Transportation and Southeast College of Technology. Additionally, she served as a Registration Clerk in the emergency departments of several hospitals. Beyond her professional journey, Renee is a woman of faith, having dedicated her life to Christ at the age of 18. She has a deep passion for helping others in any way she can. She strongly believes in the mission of J.Y.S.L.A., a transformative program that trains young males to become Disciples of Christ and true men of God.

My name is Eric Toth. Born and raised right here in Mobile, Alabama, I attended McGill-Toolen Catholic High School. I have always had a love for sports, which resulted in playing division one collegiate baseball. I was blessed enough to be named male athlete of the year at Presbyterian College in 2021 and culminated in graduating with honors from Mercer University with an MBA two years later. I currently work in business/accounting in the auto industry for a tremendous management company. My foundation has always been faith in Jesus Christ and a drive to be better than I was the day before. I am fortunate enough to have become a board member here this year. JYSLA is an incredible organization that touches the community in many ways; it is an honor and privilege to be a part. I look forward to the bright future that encompasses it.