Save Teens from DEATH Caused by Gun Violence
Despair. Emptiness. Anger. Timidness. Heartbreak — Together, We Heal Trauma Through GLAMM Therapy's What About Me Weekends.
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Special Thank You! 2025 Top Donor, Frank M., of New York Life Insurance
What About Me Weekends
Now Accepting Medicaid!
On Sat & Sun from 11 AM - 7 PM, we offer trauma-informed care for teens who have seen or lived through gun-related harm.
Teens work in small groups with trained staff to build safe coping skills, calm the mind, and grow confidence.
Our mix of GUIDANCE & LOVE, ART, MUSIC, and MOVEMENT helps teens turn pain into strength and learn how to cope day by day.
Weekend Trauma Support
A Gun-Related Trauma Program for Teens in High School that Focuses on:
- Feel good talk and coping skill work
- Movement to calm the body and aid focus
- Music & art to help teens talk through tough stuff. Teens leave with new tools to handle trauma, fear, and day-to-day life.
Why It Works
• Feel heard and safe
• Learn skill to manage stress
• Build a calm mind and strong heart
• Use art and sound to help find your voice
• Group support so you're not alone
GLAMM Therapy's Why
Tracy Kingcannon's Story
In 2013, Tracy Kingcannon was killed in his bedroom during a drive-by shooting. His death caused deep pain for those close to him, most of all the young people who knew him as family or friend. Many of these youth began to face mental health pain, but there was no help to support them with gun violence trauma.
Out of grief and a strong need to heal, Tracy’s two older siblings and his mother started Hip Hop GLAMM. With no formal training in this work, they spoke out about gun violence and its harm to black boys and men ages 14 to 32.
As time went on, the founders listened to the youth they served and saw how gun violence caused deep mental and emotional pain. They began to shift their work to focus on trauma care for teens. In 2025, Hip Hop GLAMM changed its name to GLAMM Therapy.
Today, GLAMM Therapy works with high school-age teens who face mental health needs linked to gun violence. The goal is to help teens heal, build coping skills, and find strength.
Support
GLAMM Therapy's 12th Year of Service
Our annual fundraiser on August 23, 2025, was successful, and you can still help support us by donating any amount.
Thank You to ALL 2025 Annual Fundraiser's Volunteers, Donors, and Attendees
Members of our Advisory Board
Maria Kingcannon
Christopher Gibson
Christopher Gibson
Christopher Gibson
Christopher Gibson
Christopher Gibson
Alvin Codner
Alvin Codner
Alvin Codner
Marti Hawkins
Alvin Codner
Alvin Codner