In an effort to promote and participate in the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Fatherhood Initiative, the Hineshouse Project’s Resident Services Department recently hosted the first Father’s Day/class of 2014 breakfast in the newly renovated community center at 100 Regency Place in Hinesville. Liston Singletary III was the guest speaker, and he talked about the importance of fathers building legacies for their children. In addition, he informed the recent high-school graduates that their work in becoming productive, successful citizens has just begun.