Curley's House of Style, Inc.

Who makes up our community?

According to the 2000 U.S. Census Bureau statistics, Miami is the 5 th poorest large city in the United States and the residents of Liberty-Model City being among the poorest of all. The total population in Model City is 95% African-American; 3% Hispanic; 0.59% Anglo Saxon non-Hispanic; and 1.68% representing other non-Hispanic.

Our Story

Since our inception in August of 2001, we have fed and/or clothed several hundred thousands of needy individuals and families in the inner-city area.  We service approximately 1,000 clients weekly by providing them with bulk food products, nutritional flyers on diabetes, high blood pressure, job vacancies  and sponsor financial education and literacy seminars.  Our staff consists of community volunteers and we partnership with several other non-profit agencies and Comunity Based organization such as: JESCA, Liberty City Revitalization Trust,. 

Through these partnrships we provide summer employment for community youth, at-risk youth and seniors.  We also provide resume building skills, and several other motivational seminars to help empower our residents to become more productive citizens in main stream society.  We have sponsored several food give-a-ways in Overtown, Liberty City, Opa-Locka, Olympic Park Southwest, Caleb Center and Brownsville feeding over 5,000  persons at each event.  We offer a mentoring program for women "Love Thyself" by using beauty culture as a way of building self esteem to abused, homeless, HIV/Aids infected women and children.  We partner annually with the Miami Rescue Mission and provide free haircare for their female residents.