Who We Are

Ayize Sabater is the Co-Founder and Chief Educational Officer of M.O.M.I.E.'s TLC. He is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Morehouse College and honors graduate of Wesley Theological Seminary. Mr. Sabater has been at the forefront of Washington, DC community activism. He has co-founded several community development organizations, including the CEED Youth Leadership Organization, which grounds inner city teens with agriculture skills; and Community Harvest, which aims to create sustainable food systems for all. Ayize has grown M.O.M.I.E's from a one-man operation originally serving 12 children to an organization that impacts hundreds of children year-round with a team of committed staff and volunteers. He is passionate, action-oriented and determined to help improve the child development arena. Ayize is married to Rhonda Sabater and they are the proud and dedicated parents of four young sons and one daughter.

M.O.M.I.E’s TLC Board of Advisors

Hilary Binder-Aviles,Senior Specialist and Director of Immigrant and Refugee Programs, Mosaica
John Brill, Youth Program Manager, Asian American LEAD
Ingrid Drake, WPFW, Free Speech Radio and DC North Newspaper
Johnnie Jowers, Retired Airforce Pilot and Retired DCPS Teacher
Anu Kemet, Attorney, Kemet and Hunt PLLC Attorneys at Law
Robbin Lewis, Nurse, National Institutes of Health
Ayize Sabater, Chief Educational Officer, M.O.M.I.E’s TLC
Andrea Howard, Teacher, Howard Road Aademy Public Charter School
Tosha Link, Director, Bara Business Center
Arletta McKoy, Accountant, Association of International Agriculture Research Census
Neuhtah Opiotennione, Parent and Teacher, Hyde Leadership Public Charter School
Melantha Stith, Youth Development Specialist, Metro Teen Aids
Gail Oliver, Executive Director, Columbia Heights Youth Club


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