About Us

Who’s Got Morale (WGM) is a tri-functional organization committed to creating healing modalities for underserved communities.

Who’s Got Morale Education and Wellness Institute (WGM) is a transformative force born from a simple but profound question: How can we restore, empower, and revamp our communities? Founded by Dr. Rayna B. Minors, an educator and public health expert, WGM started as a nonprofit organization aimed at supporting underperforming Black and Latinx students.

But it soon expanded into a dynamic ecosystem that addresses the whole person—academic achievement, emotional resilience, and community well-being. Today, WGM is a dual-entity organization, seamlessly blending nonprofit programming with for-profit services to create a sustainable model for lasting impact.

The Nonprofit Arm: A Commitment to HealingWGM's nonprofit initiatives empower marginalized youth and families through Dumi Academy's academic enrichment and social wellness for young learners, Brighter Futures' healing workshops for at-risk, court-involved youth, and Las Curas' restorative spaces that build resilience across all ages.

For-Profit Arm: WGM partners with schools through a three-tiered approach:
Fixin' Foils uses curated literature and restorative circles for healing
Lightworker Educator Training provides staff development for sustainable wellness and safe classrooms
Wellness School Designs offers leadership coaching and systemic strategies to create equitable, thriving schools

Dr. Rayna B. Minors

Founder and Chief Executive Officer

Dr. Rayna B. Minors, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, is a dedicated mother of three with a master's in public health and doctorate in education. She combines academic expertise with a nurturing approach to impact youth in urban and culturally diverse communities. With over 15 years in public education as both teacher and principal, Dr. B specializes in trauma-informed wellness through workshops and retreats. Her compassionate approach creates safe spaces for participants to embark on personalized healing journeys toward resolution and empowerment.

Recognized by State Representative Chynah Tyler for her outstanding youth contributions, Dr. B has also published academic works emphasizing children's holistic health. She leverages her educational background, wellness coaching skills, and organizational leadership to inspire meaningful change in BIPOC communities and those who care for them.

Mwalimu Donkor Issa

Chief Operating Officer

Mwalimu Donkor Issa, Chief Operating Officer, is a passionate advocate for urban education and community safety with nearly two decades devoted to transformative youth development. Holding two master's degrees in curriculum and instruction, he specializes in secondary education and moderate disabilities.

Donkor's mission centers on creating meaningful experiences for boys that foster cultural, social, spiritual, and emotional growth through traditional Sankofa principles—drawing wisdom from the past to empower future generations. His approach integrates extensive educational expertise with trauma-informed practices and experiential health coaching. As a lifelong educator and rites of passage trainer, Donkor champions holistic well-being for children in culturally diverse communities, ensuring their voices and needs remain central to his work.