Stevie Moore is a local businessman, political consultant, community activist, and devoted Christian. Stevie is married with five children. Stevie's business, Turning Point, Inc., provide services of office leasing, tax services, counseling, and entertainment services (party rental facilities). Turning Point, Inc. also provides resources and referral services to businesses, churches, schools, professional/non-professionals, seniors and youth.

He dedicates himself to motivating children and adults to overcome negative influences in their lives. He is the Founder and President of Freedom From Unnecessary Negatives (F.F.U.N.), a non-profit organization that deals with the negative influences on our urban youth and community. Its objective is to provide holistic alternatives for youth and young adults.

F.F.U.N. started the "Stop the Killing Rallies" in 2003 after son, Prentice, was tragically killed after leaving the now closed Denim and Diamonds. Stevie and F.F.U.N. volunteers take these rallies into communities throughout the Memphis and Shelby County. These rallies unite the community at every level - citizens, victims and offenders, all political and spiritual leaders.

Stevie's strengths are marketing and promoting, mediating and bringing together sources that impact issues of economics and quality of life.

He is very active in his church where he serves as a deacon. He is a member of SCLC where he is the chairman of the Safety Committee, a consultant to I. A. M. (Information, Assistance and Monitoring) program, founded by Judge J.C. McLin, which offers restoration and rehabilitative opportunities to criminal offenders.

Mr. Moore's volunteer efforts have contributed to his being nominated and recognized by many noteworthy agencies and in August of 2006, he was again acknowledged and received the "Peace Achiever" award sponsored by the Radio station K97. On June 19th, 2007, he received the prestigious Jefferson Awards in recognition for outstanding public service - selected from 30,000 nominations. Stevie has been recognized by the Shelby County Commissioners along with Mayor AC Wharton, Memphis City Council and United States Congressman Steve Cohen for his outstanding contributions to the community.