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We believe that every individual deserves the opportunity to thrive and reach their full potential.

Our mission is to create safe, supportive environments where wounded warriors, survivors and at-risk youth can heal, learn, and grow into healthy, happy, resilent adults.

M-Possible Mens Support Group

M-Possible Mondays, a bi-monthly men’s support group that provides a safe and structured space for adult men (18+) from all cultural backgrounds, demographics, lifestyles and socioeconomic statuses to share experiences and foster personal and professional growth. 

This program combats isolation, enhances emotional intelligence, and empowers participants to navigate challenges through open, honest and transparent discussions about the weight, responsibilities and challenges they are carrying on their shoulders as men. 

Many men, especially those from marginalized communities, lack access to safe, supportive spaces to address personal growth, financial literacy, mental health, and leadership development. 

M-Possible Mondays addresses these challenges by fostering peer connections and providing structured learning experiences

The format of the group will be 12 sessions over 6 months with topics focused on growth opportunities in areas of the men’s lives that begin with the letter M. The group will include an introductory session and final reflection group with 10 topics of focus as the core.

 

M-Possible Mondays Topics:

  1. Mission

  2. Mindset & Mentality

  3. Money & Motivation

  4. Mentorship & Mastermind

  5. Mental Health & Medicine

  6. Manhood & Masculinity

  7. Maternity & Mom

  8. Misery & Mourning

  9. Mud & Mistakes

  10. Morals & Maturity

 

Food and refreshments will be provided and the group will be conducted by a master facilitator.

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Meet the Team

Hurdle Life Coach Foundation

Staff and Board of Directors

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Terry Liggins, MPA, Executive Director and Janitor  

As CEO and Founder of TLC Services and Hurdle Life Coach Foundation, Terry is a nationally recognized advocate, educator, program developer and master facilitator dedicated to fostering trauma-informed communities, and social equity.

 

His lived experience, professional expertise, and deep commitment to justice reform, diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) make him a transformative leader in mentorship, education, and community empowerment in advocacy for justice impacted youth, adults and families.

As a native of north Omaha, Nebraska, he overcame significant adversity, growing up in an environment marked by systemic barriers and personal hardship.

 

As a first-generation college student at the University of South Dakota, Terry earned his Bachelors and Masters Degree, was elected student body president and became a NCAA Division II National Champion in the 60-meter hurdles.

Terry’s expertise in reentry support, resilience-building, and trauma-informed care paired with his ability to connect with diverse audiences, from justice-impacted individuals to corporate leaders and law students, has made him a sought-after speaker and consultant.

With an unwavering dedication to personal growth, community resilience, and systemic change, Terry continues to be a catalyst for transformation.

 

Whether facilitating leadership workshops, advocating for trauma-informed policies, or mentoring youth, vulbnerable adults and professionals alike, his influence is profound and far-reaching.

 

Terry's story is one of redemption, resilience, and purpose proof that with the right support, education, and mindset, individuals and communities can overcome life’s hurdles.

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Kyriel Clark, BA, BOD President

Kyriel Clark, the Project Manager of South Dakota Trade, is a strategic community builder and operational leader with a background in executive support, nonprofit development, and business coordination.

 

Known for her ability to manage complex operations and drive mission-based initiatives, Ms. Clark brings over a decade of experience supporting leaders and organizations at the intersection of public service and community impact.

Ms. Clark began her career in business development, where she honed her skills in communication and strategic growth.

 

She later transitioned into nonprofit leadership, serving in key administrative and executive support roles at Hurdle Life Coach Foundation and Inner Child Circle. In these roles, she managed complex schedules, coordinated multi-stakeholder events, and served as a trusted partner to executive leadership, especially in remote and high-impact settings.

Ms. Clark attended the University of South Dakota, where her passion for community engagement first took root. She most recently completed business training and certification from Southeast Technical College in 2025.

 

Her previous work includes launching and sustaining nonprofit programs, including wellness retreats, the CHANGE program for youth, and various operational initiatives designed to increase organizational efficiency.

Ms. Clark was nominated for EmBe’s Women in Business award, a recognition of her leadership, service, and entrepreneurial spirit.

 

She remains deeply committed to volunteerism, actively contributing to Inner Child Circle and Hurdle Life Coach Foundation, where she supports trauma-informed, healing-centered programming for justice-impacted individuals and youth.

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Sheku Banniester, BOD Vice President

Sheku Bannister has been with Midco for five years where he’s having huge success as a Market Account Executive. He’s known for being positive and hard-working, “I want to get 1% better everyday.

 

Sheku is a graduate of the University of Sioux Falls with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice and Sociology. He and his wife, Amanda, have three kids and two dogs. He enjoys making music during his free time and has a record label called Survival Records. He enjoys mentoring and coaching others, being outdoors and reading to his three-year-old son Elijah.

 

Sheku is working on writing a book on overcoming sudden life changes through 3 B’s. Sheku was just recently appointed by the Mayor of Sioux Falls Paul TenHaken, to serve on The Human Rights Commission which he is super excited about serving our community and making a great impact.

 

Both he & his wife also do life coaching for business professionals and mentorship with a business focus. Hurdle Life Coach board member and volunteer mentor.

My Why: I believe in Hurdle Life Coach Foundation’s (HLCF) mission statement and values and also the fact that I’ve been personally impacted with trauma and the justice systems stigmas.

 

I am here today to pay it forward and HLCF always wants me to do so. HLCF aligns with my core values and mission statement

I will continue to inspire others through my message on overcoming sudden change in life. Hurdle Life Coach Foundation displays that mission of restoring hope to the justice impacted population.

Thankful to be allowed to serve in this environment.

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Randy Glasco, BOD Treasurer

Randy Glasco is a serial entrepreneur in emerging industries and markets.

 

Driven by a desire to change the world, he has overcome several social and economic challenges to become a productive citizen with a heart for helping others.

 

Randy’s diverse background in sports, music, religion, fashion, and the social world sets him apart while providing a vision for creating new ventures.

 

He currently serves on the Hurdle Life Coach Foundation’s Board and was an original board member of the Jet Award Foundation and Trust. 

Randy has the connections, heart, passion, knowledge, skills, and experience to help people overcome life and career challenges.

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