Cordaro Cummings is a Chattanooga, Tennessee native who uses his authentic testimony and real-life experiences to inspire and encourage others through faith, resilience, and purpose.

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Through overcoming homelessness, grief, suicidal ideation, and personal loss, Cordaro shares a powerful message of redemption, restoration, and hope. His story is a testament that no circumstance is too broken for God to transform.

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Cordaro earned his B.S. in Sociology and his M.S. in Coaching & Athletics Administration. A former college and overseas baseball player, he competed internationally in Guatemala, Panama, and the Dominican Republic before transitioning into leadership, coaching, and mentorship.

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With years of experience in athletics, coaching, and leadership development, Cordaro is passionate about helping others understand that their past and present circumstances do not define their future.

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His mission is simple: to use his story, faith, and voice to inspire others to grow, heal, lead, and believe in the purpose God has for their lives.

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Cordaro currently serves as Assistant Athletic Director at Covenant College, Head Baseball Coach at Red Bank High School, and Head Coach of the 14U Scenic City Rangers baseball team. He is married to his wife, Mariah, and together they have two children, Noah and Zayleigh.

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Through leadership, faith, and mentorship, he is passionate about inspiring others to grow.