BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Anthony “Krayzie Bone” Henderson

Anthony “Krayzie Bone” Henderson is a 2x Grammy Award winner and member of internationally acclaimed rap supergroup Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. Krayzie Bone is a native of Cleveland's Glenville neighborhood and Founder & Chairman of Spread the Love Foundation and The Harmony Foundation. He is a 2x American Music Awards winner and recipient of the Soul Train and MTV Awards as well as a VH-1 Hip Hop Honors honoree. In recognition of the 50th anniversary of Hip Hop, the city of Cleveland celebrated and paid homage by officially renaming E. 99th Street to Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Way. In September 2025, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony received the City of Cleveland's Keynote to the City Award from Cleveland City Council in partnership with the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. An official Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Day was also proclaimed by Cleveland City Council which will be recognized and celebrated annually in Cleveland and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.

Considered one of the greatest rappers of all time, Krayzie Bone is a professional songwriter, producer, record executive, entrepreneur, actor, podcast and radio host and founder and owner of The Life Entertainment, The Life Apparel and Truth Talks podcast. Krayzie Bone is an urban arts advocate and Board of Directors member for the Universal Hip Hop Hall of Fame Museum in NYC. Krayzie Bone is also the host of The Kray List radio show that airs on iHeart Radio and Cleveland station WOVU 95.9FM every Thursday from 6-8pm EST.

Ossie Mae Neal

Cleveland native Ossie Mae Neal was raised in the city’s Buckeye/Woodland neighborhood and is a proud product of Cleveland public schools and graduate of Cleveland Heights High School. Her public service career began in 1998 at the City of Cleveland, serving in senior management and leadership advisement roles. Beginning as a temp for Mayor Michael R. White, she later became his Scheduler until his retirement and was honored with a Key to the City for her contributions to his administration.

Neal then became the Special Events & Marketing Manager for the Department of Parks, Recreation & Properties, where she chaired the City’s Special Events Steering Committee, overseeing large-scale events such as the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. She also established the Marketing unit at the Division of Water Pollution Control (WPC), developing pilot programs for employee recognition and safety, and the “Only Rain Down the Storm Drain” campaign while expanding the City’s National Public Works & Safety Week event.

In 2004, Neal moved to Atlanta, GA to attend Georgia State University (GSU), and led music mogul Michael Mauldin’s student internship program during SCREAM Tours 4 and 5 and the Holladay Jam Tour, Chris Brown’s very first tour featuring Bow Wow, Ciara, Trey Songz, Omarion, Marques Houston and Dem Franchise Boyz. She returned to Cleveland in 2006, to manage major projects for Mayor Frank G. Jackson’s Operation Efficiency Taskforce (OETF) as Project Manager for the Civil Service Commission and Division of Assessments & Licenses, WPC, and 311.

Neal played a critical role in Cleveland Water’s (CWD) turnaround during its new billing system installation crisis. Neal led the Implementation and Communications teams for the $90 million Clear Reads AMR (automated meter reading) project, which spanned 79 Greater Cleveland communities and serviced 1.5 million residents with 420,000+ meter upgrades. She also revamped the Marketing section of the Department of Public Utilities and co-developed the water and sewer line protection programs in partnership with Dominion Energy.

In 2016, she founded Ossie Mae Consulting (OMC) to leverage her extensive experience in public service. Ossie Mae holds an A.S. from WCCC in Detroit and was awarded a scholarship to attend the University of Michigan's School of Nursing. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Journalism with minors in Public Relations and Hospitality Administration from GSU and is currently pursuing her MBA in Systems Management at Baldwin Wallace University.

Ossie Mae has two adult children and currently serves as the Founding President & CEO of Spread the Love Foundation, a nonprofit founded by 2x Grammy Award winner Krayzie Bone of the internationally acclaimed rap supergroup Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, dedicated to uplifting the Cleveland community. Neal is also Executive Producer of The Kray List radio show hosted by Krayzie Bone on iHeart Radio and Cleveland's community station WOVU 95.9FM on Thursdays from 6-8pm EST.

Derrick “D. Lorand” Jackson

Derrick Lorand Jackson [“D. Lorand”] is a multi-cultural marketing manager for RNDC, the 2nd largest alcohol distributor in the United States. He represents brands such as Remy Martin, 1800, and Tito’s – leading their team of event planners to secure partnerships with nightclub and concert venues, producing successful nightlife and community events. He got his start in the entertainment field as a party promoter, college radio personality & regional manager for The Source magazine in the mid-late 90’s. He is a veteran radio personality, having served as the Urban Music Director at his alma mater’s college radio station WCSB [Cleveland State University] as well as an on air personality @ WENZ 107.9FM Cleveland from 1999-2003. In 2003 he served as a tour manager for Media Star Productions, managing tours featuring artists such as Busta Rhymes, The Roots, De La Soul, and Carl Thomas, among others. In 2006, he assembled a team which founded the Ohio Hip Hop Awards & Music Conference and served as Chairman, which went on a 12-year run through 2018 as the premiere outlet for Ohio’s entertainment talent to gain exposure, get recognition, and monetize their art.

D. Lorand is now working in partnership with Krayzie Bone of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony to create new opportunities for the next generation of artists in Ohio. He is the founding Vice-President of Spread the Love Foundation as well as Chief Marketing Officer for the organization and Producer of The Kray List radio show hosted by Krayzie Bone on iHeart Radio and Cleveland's community station WOVU 95.9FM on Thursdays from 6-8pm EST. The mission of Spread the Love Foundation is to help revitalize the Glenville/Hough neighborhoods of Cleveland by creating viable career paths & cultural equity through the arts for youth and young adults. In his spare time, D. Lorand loves music, sports, nature, investing, and spending time with his daughter.

Venetia “Neesie Dee” Draper

Venetia Draper a.k.a. "NEESIE DEE" is a Pioneer and one of the first female Emcees/Rappers in Cleveland, Ohio. She is a Dancer, Choreographer, Poet, Actress, Writer, and Production Director. She loves children and has been driving the school bus for CMSD since 1993. Neesie Dee is a member of the STLF Volunteers Committee.

Kelly Davis

Kelly Davis is the owner of Davis Delivery & Transport, founder of Ohio Institute of Science & Technology and professional touring rap artist. Kelly is a lifelong resident of the St. Clair/Glenville neighborhood. He is cousin to Krayzie Bone and also became involved in music at a young age. His current focus is video game design and the cannabis industry. Kelly is a member of the STLF Programs Committee and is a certified instructor for the organization's Interest 2 Income Program (i2i).

April Henderson

April Henderson is a healthcare provider, lifelong resident of the Glenville community and sister of Anthony “Krayzie Bone” Henderson. April also serves as Treasurer of the organization and is a member of the STLF Executive and Volunteer Committees.

Terrell Cole

Terrell Cole is Chairman of Spread the Love Foundation’s Policies & Procedures Committee and an experienced leader with a demonstrated history of working in municipal government. He is highly skilled in Management, Information Technology, Public Policy, Training, Volunteer Management, and Public Speaking. Currently, Terrell is the Deputy County Administrator for Kalamazoo County Michigan. His City of Cleveland career spans more than 21 years and he has held the roles of Deputy Chief of Operations, Project Manager for IT and Operations, as well as Cleveland Water’s Manager of Communications Office. Terrell received his B.S. in Communications from University of Michigan and is proud and active alumnus.

Devoted to spreading a culture of continuous improvement by driving performance through proven management techniques. A deft communicator, change management focused, and tuned to the needs of a business and its employees. I look forward to challenging an organization and its employees to look at how they work, interact, and deliver service to create a thriving organization built on innovation. I enjoy bringing my skill set to government and nonprofits!

Rhonda Clemons-Wilson

Rhonda Clemons-Wilson is a dedicated advocate for youth development, firmly rooted in her Cleveland, Ohio, upbringing in the Glenville community. With over 25 years of robust experience in youth programming, she has made significant contributions during her tenure at the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) and currently at the Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA).

Ms. Clemons-Wilson is a proud alumna of Glenville High School and holds both a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science degree in Business Management from Indiana Wesleyan University. Furthermore, she is a mentor with the True2U program, reflecting her commitment to empowering youth and fostering positive development in the community. Rhonda is a member of the STLF Fund Development Committee.

Danielle Banks

Danielle Banks is a Cleveland native with a heart for giving back to others. She is a proud graduate of Ohio University and earned an MBA from the University of Phoenix. Danielle is a seasoned communications specialist with over 28 years of experience in broadcast television, public relations and business. Danielle has also volunteered in many capacities throughout the community. Currently she serves on the board of Magnolia Clubhouse and on the trustee board of Mt Olive Missionary Baptist Church. Danielle has been recognized for exceptional leadership; particularly motivating co-workers and team members, innate problem solving and rapid delegation of tasks in challenging, fast paced and real time situations. She is highly organized and adept at managing multiple issues, people and projects simultaneously. Danielle is currently STLF Board Secretary, Executive Committee member and Chairwoman of the STLF Communications Committee.

Geoff Englebrecht

Geoff Englebrecht is Chairman of Spread the Love Foundation's Fund Development Committee. Geoff has more than18 years experience working directly with the public through local non-profit and government roles addressing quality of life issues and community development within Cleveland neighborhoods and the surrounding region. A graduate of Euclid High School and a Cleveland State University (CSU) alumnus, he is currently the City Planning Director for the City of Maple Heights.