Reginald Roundtree worked for the CBS affiliate more than 20 years, most recently as the night news anchor. He previously worked as a Miami police officer and got his first TV job at WPEC-TV in West Palm Beach. He was born in Daytona Beach and raised in New York and Miami. Reginald uses his many relationships, talents, and voice-over skills to help document the events and successes of the foundation. Not only does he make friends of everyone he meets, but Reginald also establishes trust and brings out the best in everyone he comes in contact with. We are honored to have him on our board.

I grew up in the foster care setting. I know how hard it can be, and how easy it is to lose your way. I started this nonprofit for kids who have aged out of foster care. Some of the kids come from rough homes, or simply need a helping hand. I strive to give these special individuals a place to feel like they belong, and to help them find their way.

This nonprofit will be an incredible opportunity for those we serve and those touched by the opportunity to reach others. We are here for all whom want to be a part of something positive and life changing. Together we are walking hand in hand through adolescents and beyond to set the course for a brighter future.

One of the best days of my life was the day I learned how much of a blessing our children are to us. “The Art of Working With Children” was the very first class I took in college. I had the privilege and honor to work with 25-30 special needs children. Little did I know when choosing the class, that they would bless me beyond words from the very first day to the last. It sent me down the pathway to working with children for life. Countless hours of psychology classes, hundreds of events supporting children, becoming a volunteer Guardian ad Litem has got me to where I am today. Every bit as passionate about helping people as I ever have been.

In 2019, former NFL and Super Bowl champion, Brian Tyms came on as supporter of Forgotten Angels. As a direct result of his involvement and friendship, the foundation will never be the same. Not only has he shared is past foster care experience with us, but he also takes time to really talk with our boys. He follows them all on social media holding them accountable, and he doesn’t give an inch. He has shared his entire family with us and he we are forever grateful for Brian and Christal!

Rex Sano has senior-level executive with international experience, and over 30 years of successfully exceeding established goals and revenues. Extensive skill sets in sales, P&L Management, strategic planning, marketing, licensing, packaging, customer retention and domestic and overseas manufacturing. Rex is the general manager of the Tampa Bay Sentinels from the APSFL. Rex was also a board member of The Danny Glover Foundation. Mr. Glover’s heart was not only passionate for making movies such as Lethal Weapon and The Color Purple, he also has an amazing heart for children and Rex used that to support the foundation’s mission. As part of Forgotten Angels, he has taken his years of experience and turned them into opportunities for growth for Forgotten Angels.