As an ordained minister in Baltimore, Damion Cooper has had the solemn duty to preside at more funerals for kids 20-and-under than for people older than 50.
He's seen kids bleed to death and shut their eyes for the very last time.
"This is why we break our necks, man, to do what we do," Cooper said. "This is why we gave up full-time jobs that paid us well to do what we do. By no means are we getting rich by this."
Cooper, 47, is the founder and executive director of Project Pneuma, a growing organization that tries to help improve the lives of boys in grades 4-8 physically, emotionally and spiritually.
