In 2011, Nzinga was awarded the Best Fitness Trainer Opulence Award. She was honored as Faces of Hope by the Wisconsin African American Women's Center at their 17th Annual Hats Luncheon in 2013. The group offers community based urban line dance programs in addition to individual lessons, corporate workshops/demonstrations, and private events. MBSD is a line dance group that performs in community events, festivals, parties, and celebrations to spread the message about how line dancing can improve overall health. Nzinga Khalid founded Mind, Body & Soul Dancers as a 501c3 not-for-profit organization in August 2010. The group is made up of individuals with civic-minded values who support, believe, and are committed to the mission. Mind Body & Soul Dancers' mission is to help youth and adults express their negative emotions in a positive way by using urban line dance. Secondary goals include teaching adults and children to make healthier food choices, to have fun while exercising, and to use line dancing to relieve stress.