The Q Parker Legacy Foundation (QPLF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that empowers families through holistic approaches. Founded in 2015 in Atlanta, QPLF uses public policy, partnerships, education, and community collaboration to promote family engagement and social empowerment. Having impacted hundreds of families locally, QPLF now aims to expand its reach to 100,000 individuals nationwide.
Impact today. Legacy tomorrow.
PRESENCE
We value being actively present in our communities, engaging with people and understanding their needs to make a tangible difference.
MUSIC
Music is at the heart of our foundation. We cherish creativity and artistic expression, recognizing its power to inspire, heal, and unite.
LEGACY
Our focus is on creating a legacy that last. We strive to leave a positive, enduring that our efforts have a long-lasting effect.
IMPACT
The essence of our work is to make a significant impact. We aim to effect meaningful, measurable change in the lives of individuals and communities.
OUTREACH
The Q Parker Legacy Foundation envisions a world where today's impactful actions create a sustainable legacy for a brighter tomorrow.
NEXT
GENERATION
We are committed to empowering
emerging young artists by providing comprehensive mentorship,
training, and exposure. Our goal is to equip these passionate
individuals with the skills, knowledge, and opportunities necessary
to thrive in the music industry and beyond, ensuring that their
creative talents have a lasting impact on our cultural landscape.
SENIOR COMMUNITY
We recognize and celebrate the essential role of senior citizens in our families and communities. Our programs are designed to honor their lifetime of nurturing and support, offering engaging activities, meaningful opportunities for service, and a platform to share their wisdom. Through these initiatives, we aim to show our gratitude and ensure that their legacy continues to influence and inspire future generations.
"I believe that I've been blessed to travel the world and meet new people and have an understanding of the entertainment industry. I'd be doing my community a disservice if I didn't pass on that information. So no matter what I create from artist development centers and campuses to the curriculum at the collegiate and high school level, you know, there will always be a component of passing along the information to make sure that not only do you develop talent-wise, but you also develop in your understanding of this music industry."
Q Parker
