Mobicon Foundation, Inc.
Founded and led Mobile's largest comic con event. Grew from $7K to $52K annual event, secured 501(c)(3) status, and donated $25K to The Penelope House upon dissolution post-pandemic.
Mobicon started as a passion project—a way to bring the excitement of comic conventions to Mobile, Alabama. What began as a small gathering grew into the city's largest pop culture event, celebrating geek culture, cosplay, gaming, and community. For seven years, I poured my heart into building something that brought joy to thousands of attendees.
When the pandemic made it impossible to continue, we made the decision to close with dignity. We donated our remaining funds—$25,000—to The Penelope House, a domestic violence shelter in Mobile. The convention may be gone, but its impact on the community lives on.
$7K
Year 1 Revenue
$52K
Peak Revenue
501(c)(3)
Tax-Exempt Status
$25K
Final Donation
Successfully secured 501(c)(3) nonprofit status, establishing credibility and enabling tax-deductible sponsorships.
Coordinated all aspects of multi-day conventions: vendors, celebrities, volunteers, sponsors, and logistics.
Created a welcoming space for geeks, gamers, and creatives to connect, celebrate, and belong.
Ended with grace by donating $25K to The Penelope House, supporting domestic violence survivors in Mobile.
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