Terrance Clark

Prior to forming Limitless La Vie, in 2013, Terrance was a full time student at Neumann University where he was a four- year letter-winner with Neumann Knight’s Men’s Basketball team. He was an integral part of the team’s various charitable experiences at Anna’s Place, St. Johns Hospice, and in coordinating their annual Martin Luther King Day Basketball Clinic. As a sophomore, Terrance was selected to receive the Sportsmanship Award, an honor in the Athletic Department. As a junior, he was selected as co-captain. As a senior, Terrance was not only asked to serve as captain, but he was also the recipient of the Sportsmanship Award for the second time.

Terrance has also been an active volunteer with numerous leadership roles for various organizations including The Greater Newark Boys and Girls Club. He is a Boys and Girls Club lifetime alumni. He recently organized a successful school supply drive and back to school pizza party for the kids at the Greater Newark Boys and Girls Club. To date, his organization has donated $15,000.00 to the Greater Newark Boys and Girls Club.

Terrance holds a Bachelor of Science from Neumann University. Most recently, Terrance was a Chains, Inc. Delaware “40 under 40” 2015 honoree which recognizes outstanding Delaware industry professionals under the age of 40 who stand out in all aspects of their lives. He was also named among North Delaware’s Top 10 Movers and Shakers in 2015.

Aaron Clark

Aaron has a passion for basketball and coaching with a special love for coaching kids in Special Olympics. He has attended Hagerstown Community College in Maryland where he was on the basketball team, and also attended Peninsula College in Seattle Washington. Aaron has qualified as a School-Age Site Assistant through the Delaware Department of Education in the Delaware First Professional Development System. Aaron is currently a Property Manager in a family-owned business.

Amani Clark

As the Director of La Vie Christian Academy, Amani leads and takes on challenges with an optimistic spirit that believes in her power to effect real change. Amani obtained her Master’s Degree in Marketing at the University of West England, where she played for the Women’s International Basketball Team. She has received numerous awards and accolades for her accomplishments including being honored with an Excellence in Leadership award by the United States Marine Corps. Other notable achievements include being named the 2012 Youth of the Year for the Boys and Girls Club, Delaware, recognition as a Finalist for the Gatorade State Girls Basketball Player of the Year, an award that recognizes not only athletic excellence, but also high standards of academic achievement and exemplary character demonstrated on and off the field. Amani is a proud Lincoln University Alumni where she was a Presidential and Honorable Dean’s List student (all four years).

Amani found her passion for giving back, early in life. She co-wrote and won a $3000 grant for the non-profit Urban Promise in Wilmington, Delaware. Since then, she has dedicated her time to giving back to her community.

Alexis Clark