From Group Homes to Graduations: Frank Nino’s Journey of Resilience and Hope
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From Group Homes to Graduations: Frank Nino’s Journey of Resilience and Hope
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In this inspiring episode of Wave Makers, host Michelle Reese sits down with Frank Nino — a first-generation college graduate, entrepreneur, author, and founder of Rising Sun Athletic League. Frank opens up about his powerful story, from growing up in group homes and becoming a father at 19, to walking into Rio Salado College with his four kids and a dream.
What started as one class turned into two associate degrees, two certificates, and a bachelor’s degree with honors. But Frank didn’t stop there. He’s now mentoring youth, building businesses, and redefining what’s possible for those who’ve felt unseen.
This conversation is a moving reminder that your past does not define your future — and that purpose can be found through perseverance, service, and a commitment to making others feel seen and heard.
🎙️ Topics covered:
- Frank’s journey from foster care to college
- How Rio Salado helped him discover confidence and direction
- The creation of Rising Sun Athletics and his mission to support underserved youth
- The power of mentorship, faith, and education to transform lives
- What legacy really means when you start with nothing
🔗 Learn more at www.riosalado.edu