Help youth choose a path.
Mentorship, gang prevention, and connections to school, trades, and work. Help us build a circle of accountable adults around young people.
Connect about youth programsWe stand for youth mentorship, gang prevention, and practical community service. Founded by Kyle “Big Red” Mayo, Grim Coast Brotherhood is building positive paths for young people and cleaner, stronger neighborhoods across Tampa Bay.

A growing community initiative serving Hillsborough and Pasco. Programs are being developed; practical service inquiries are open.
Mentorship, gang prevention, and connections to school, trades, and work. Help us build a circle of accountable adults around young people.
Connect about youth programsNeighborhood cleanups, practical assistance, and guidance toward qualified support. Residents can privately submit a non-emergency need at any time.
Request help privatelyTell us about your storefront, property, or event. One-time and recurring litter-pickup inquiries help us develop sustainable paid services.
Get a cleanup quoteYour voluntary contribution supports youth-focused gatherings, practical community service, and the foundations of a responsible organization.
These are intended funding priorities, not a report of money already raised or spent. Program scope depends on available funding, volunteers, and confirmed partnerships.
Every contribution helps build the foundation for youth mentorship and practical service. Give $5, $10, $25, or any amount from $1. Enter your chosen amount on Stripe’s secure checkout.
Payment is processed by Stripe through our existing Daily Word account. Brotherhood contributions are labeled separately. We do not currently represent contributions as tax-deductible. Supporting GCB does not purchase membership, influence, or an investment return.
A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE WITHIN THE STATE, 1-800-HELP-FLA (435-7352), OR VISITING FDACS.GOV. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE.
Ask about organizational documents, fundraising readiness, and the purpose of the fund before making a financial commitment.
Businesses can explore in-kind supplies, space, skilled volunteer time, and program sponsorship. No investment or financial return is offered.
As programs launch, this site will be a place for confirmed event information, milestones, and financial updates. No impact totals are claimed yet.
Positive brotherhood, practical service, and care for the places our neighbors call home.
Help turn the vision into real community workGrim Coast Brotherhood brings like-minded men together to mentor at-risk youth, serve neighbors, and help build real alternatives to gangs and destructive paths.
Our purpose is simple: show up with respect, guide with accountability, and leave our communities better.
Meaningful conversations, positive role models, and connections to education, work, and trades. Young people need choices they can believe in.
Practical, lawful community assistance for youth, families, and older residents. Service starts with listening to what people actually need.
A brotherhood grounded in loyalty, discipline, respect, and personal responsibility. Strength is measured by how we use it to serve.
We’re developing our first programs and building the partnerships to deliver them well. Here is where we’re starting.
Our youth focus connects encouragement with practical next steps: staying engaged in school, exploring a trade, finding work, and choosing a positive circle.
A small-group gathering built around honest conversations, positive brotherhood, and pathways to jobs, trades, and mentorship. Date and location will be announced when confirmed.
Tell us about a non-emergency need in your neighborhood. Request practical assistance, flag a community concern, or ask for guidance. You can submit without giving your name.
Non-emergency assistance only. For immediate danger, call 911. Submission does not dispatch a responder.
A small-group youth gathering built around honest conversations, positive role models, and practical next steps toward education, trades, and work.
The plan is simple: create a respectful space for young people to talk, hear from accountable adults, and leave with a clearer next step. Mentor participation and youth safeguards will be arranged before a date is announced.
Interest registration is for an adult contact. Do not submit a child’s name or personal details. It is not a reserved place or a confirmed event booking.
Request a quote for practical cleanup services in Hillsborough or Pasco. Tell us the location, size, and frequency; we will confirm availability and a written scope before any payment.
Ground-level litter pickup for storefronts, small properties, and shared outdoor areas. Include an approximate area and where bagged litter can be placed.
Request a one-time quoteExplore weekly, twice-monthly, or monthly litter-pickup visits for a business or property. Visit frequency, access, disposal, and pricing are agreed before work begins.
Discuss recurring serviceAsk about litter pickup before or after a local event. Tell us the venue, date, expected attendance, and available waste collection facilities.
Get an event quoteChoose the kind of work and how often you need it. We’ll carry your choices into the private quote form.
One-time property cleanup · a fresh start for your space.
Build my quote requestNo payment or commitment. Written quote after review.Service inquiries are open. A submission is not a confirmed booking. Donations use a separate Stripe checkout. Service fees are quoted and agreed separately.
Help build the first chapter. Choose a starting point for a sponsorship conversation, contribute useful supplies, or hire our cleanup team.
A suggested contribution toward general mission needs, including cleanup materials and practical supplies.
Discuss supply supportA suggested starting point for supporting the mission as we develop the Choose Your Path gathering.
Discuss youth supportExplore a larger contribution, in-kind resources, or a partnership with a written scope and agreed recognition.
Build a partnershipThese are suggested discussion budgets, not packages for sale. Contributions support the general mission; funds are not restricted to a named activity. Any sponsorship benefits must be agreed in writing before payment. No event date, audience size, business results, or tax deduction is promised.
Meeting space, gloves, bags, refreshments, trade experience, and job connections can help move plans forward. We confirm needs before accepting items.
Time, experience, and opportunity can be just as valuable as money. Tell us how you’d like to contribute.
Bring patience, a useful skill, or a willingness to serve. Youth-facing roles will require appropriate screening, preparation, and safeguarding procedures before placement.
Explore volunteeringWe welcome conversations with employers, tradespeople, educators, community organizations, and businesses willing to create pathways or share resources.
Start a partnershipFor men who want to practice accountability, unity, and service. Start with a conversation about expectations, conduct, and meaningful involvement.
Ask about membership
Grim Coast Brotherhood was founded around a clear purpose: help young people find guidance, opportunity, and a positive place to belong.
Kyle “Big Red” Mayo is building a circle of men committed to accountability and practical service. The vision connects at-risk youth with positive role models, education, trades, and work—and brings neighbors together to care for their community.
That begins with listening, building responsible partnerships, and making commitments the Brotherhood can carry through. Our first programs are being developed, and there is room for mentors, local businesses, and neighbors to help shape the next step.
Connect with Big Red about the missionDaily Word is Kyle Mayo’s scripture website: a place for a daily moment of reflection and encouragement. Our founder plans to bring it under the Brotherhood nonprofit as the organizational setup is completed.
Visit Daily WordLast editorial update: November 12, 2026. Plans, completed work, and financial reports are identified separately.
The private resident request portal and service inquiry form are live. Requests are reviewed when available; submitting one does not dispatch help.
Request community supportThe next milestones are venue confirmation, adult preparation, and a workable gathering plan. Date and attendance details will be published when confirmed.
See the project planA reconciled donation and spending report has not yet been published. This is not a claim that no money has been received or spent. Future summaries should show the reporting period, receipts, fees, spending, and remaining funds.
Ask for current recordsCommunity photos and outcome stories will be added after activities take place and appropriate permissions are obtained.
Confirmed events, program milestones, and cleanup opportunities will appear here as plans become real.
Our planned first gathering brings honest conversations together with pathways to jobs, trades, and mentorship. A date and venue have not been confirmed.
Express interestWe are taking cleanup inquiries from local businesses and property contacts in Hillsborough and Pasco. Share your project details for review.
Tell us about your propertyShare the site with a parent, mentor, business owner, or neighbor who could connect with the work. Use the request portal for private community needs.
Good questions build stronger partnerships.
GCB is a brotherhood with a community-serving mission: youth mentorship, gang prevention, practical service, and pathways to education and work. Organizational filings and initial programs are being developed. We do not currently claim approved federal 501(c)(3) status.
Through education, prevention, reporting concerns to the appropriate authorities, and responsible partnerships. Community support is voluntary, lawful, and non-confrontational. GCB does not investigate crimes or replace police, emergency services, or professional child protection.
We are not claiming federal 501(c)(3) recognition or tax-deductibility at this time. Voluntary contributions are accepted through Stripe. Ask for current organizational documentation before making a financial commitment.
The initiatives shown here are in development. Choose Your Path is a planned first gathering; its date and venue have not been confirmed. We do not claim completed events, funded services, or established partner relationships on this site.
Yes. The community support form does not require a name, email address, or phone number. Give only the details needed to understand the non-emergency request. Without contact information, we cannot ask follow-up questions or send updates. Requests are not posted publicly.
A conversation about service, accountability, respectful conduct, and commitment to the mission. Membership is separate from donations. Any permanent body art is a personal, voluntary decision and is not required to seek help, volunteer, or support our work.
Connect about volunteering, sponsorship, partnerships, or the brotherhood. For a neighborhood need, use the private community support form.
kylemayo@yahoo.comBased in the Tampa Bay area, Florida.
Community request intake: Hillsborough & Pasco.