Two grandpas from New York are stepping up for young boys in their community who may not have a father figure in their lives.

Frank Williams and Jim Isenberg saw a gap — and decided to fill it.

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Isenberg, who works with the White Plains Youth Bureau, spends time with kids, many of whom are growing up without a male role model. That’s when the idea for Grandpas United came to life.

“I said to Frank, 'Why don't we start an organization to bring grandfathers together?'” Williams shared on “The Kelly Clarkson Show.”

Isenberg added, “When men retire, a lot of them don’t have a plan for what’s next. So we created an intergenerational mentoring program for boys who may not have a father figure. That’s what we do—we stan

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