Applications for Life: Leadership

Malachi Moore is a professional artist, production manager, editor, and concept creator dedicated to supporting inner‑city youth. Drawing from his urban upbringing, he developed teaching methods and curricula used in schools, Boys & Girls Clubs, YMCAs, and juvenile centers. His leadership has reduced violence and improved self‑worth through measurable outcomes and hundreds of interviews. As part of TripGear Publishing, he provided peace‑promoting books to thousands of families, created impactful visuals, and helped cut absenteeism at Meridian Alternative School. For two and half decades, he has assisted in the design of 100+ educational applications and 200+ program curricula focused on mental health, emotional intelligence, and literacy, raising reading rates by 20% at select Boys & Girls Clubs in Indianapolis.

Joseph Morrall Jr. is a decorated Army veteran with an Honorable Discharge who has managed over twenty businesses while prioritizing family, employees, and community. Known for generosity since youth, his leadership fosters vibrant communities. Partnering with John G. Hunt, CEO of Application For Life, he co‑founded Leadership by Example, collaborating with Moral Welfare and Recreation to provide morale‑boosting plays, skits, and youth programs teaching discipline, sacrifice, and leadership. He has contributed financially to local colleges, organized toy giveaways for underprivileged children in Beaufort, South Carolina, and advanced Leadership by Example in Gary, Indiana. His efforts have supported inner‑city children’s emotional intelligence, literacy, and critical thinking, leaving a lasting impact on thousands of lives.

Paul’s personal experience as a former foster child gives him valuable insight into inner-city youth. He has actively worked with three not-for-profits, developing programs that promote early intervention and constructive education for at-risk children. As a junior executive for the 2025 Project, he secured $1.5 thousand in funding for G.A.P, a program encouraging students to address violence prevention. Paul also contributed to B100 Homeschool University, helping shape curricula for children from similar backgrounds, and has raised significant funds with TripGear Publishing to support homeless and inner-city communities in Indianapolis. His work consistently advocates for expanded opportunities and positive change.