Estevenson P. Coleman

Estevenson, born in Haiti, lost his parents at an early age. He and his sister, Widelande, lived in two different orphanages together until 2009, when they were adopted by an American family and moved to St. Louis, Missouri. Estevenson excelled in his new life in the U.S., receiving a high school education and making First-Team All-State in soccer his senior year. He studied International Business at St. Charles Community College and then earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Non-Profit Administration from Lindenwood University. Today, Estevenson is the proud husband of Preslee Rae and the father of his two beautiful children, Romee Clasia and Porter Pierre.

Volunteering and making an impact have been a huge part of Estevenson’s life. He interned for Impact City FC, where he coached a team of 10- and 11-year- old boys. Estevenson has taught kids internet safety and the dangers of bullying through his work with the Megan Meier Foundation; and he has volunteered for Ronald McDonald House Charities as a translator for a Haitian family.

He has been involved with Brace for Impact 46 for several years and became the full-time program manager in January 2018. His dream for Brace for Impact 46 is to continue to see growth in the communities it serves. Estevenson is proud to help over 40 children receive shelter, food, clothing, education, medical attention, Bible education, and more, and he loves to see the impact the organization has made for tens of thousands of people. He enjoys having a three-sixty moment and believes there is no greater feeling in the world than making a positive and lasting impact on the lives of those who need it most. | Instagram: @e.coleman360 | X: @EColeman360