Welcome to YMSL NE Atlanta

To assist, serve, and support those who are in need in our community.

Young Men's Service League is a non-profit organization that initiates and encourages young men and their mothers to pursue philanthropic involvement in their community and provides an opportunity to enhance mother/son relationships.

Young Men’s Service League, Inc has a National Board of Directors which governs and promotes the expansion of YMSL Chapters throughout the United States to allow young men and their mothers to assist, serve, and support those who are in need in their communities. YMSL members have served over 100,000 community service hours since the organization was formed in 2001.

Philanthropies We Serve

7 Bridges (7BR)
Adopt a Road (AAR)
Adopt a Troop (AAT)

Atlanta Mission (AM)
Autrey Mill Nature Center (AMNC)
Chattahoochee Nature Center (CNC)

Cystic Fibrosis (CF)

Garden House of 7 Bridges (Garden)

Habitat for Humanity - Gwinnett (HHG)
Johns Creek Veterans Association (JCVA)
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLC)
Meals on Wheels (MOW)

Norcross Co-Op (NCO)
N Fulton Community Charities (NFCC)

Rainbow Village, Inc. (RV)

Ronald McDonald House- Peachtree Dunwoody (RMH-PD)

Ronald McDonald House - Gatewood/Decatur (Egleston) (RMH-G)
Senior Services of N Fulton - Bingo (SSNF)

Southeastern Brain Tumor Foundation (SBTF)

Special Olympics - ICan Bike Training (SO-BT)

Special Olympics - Pops Tennis (POPS)

Students Helping Students - Clothing Drive (SHS)

Sunrise Senior Living - Ivey Ridge (SR-IR)

YMCA - Robert D. Fowler Branch (YMCA)

YMSL History

YMSL was founded by Pam and Julie Rosener who envisioned an organization that would allow mothers and their high school aged sons to work together in support of those in need within the community. They recruited other interested mothers who shared their vision and turned that dream into the reality that is now YMSL.

The initial YMSL chapter is in Plano, Texas , where Pam and Julie worked with other empowered mothers and sons to create a highly successful philanthropic and developmental organization for young men and their mothers.