Brother's For Life Organization Inc

We are doing voter education for the next 30 days! Please call or come join us! We will have refreshments and guest speakers! 2024

The team will be back on Jackson down in the trenches tomorrow! We are rotating two different sites now! All in an effort to restore the community and help restore public safety! Community engagements are the most effective ways to help reduce gun violence! Engagements, distribute supplies and resources!

Please register to vote and then vote! But don't just vote support the candidates financially, or by volunteering! Use your power to help secure political power! Support and then vote is the way to make a difference! Voting is not enough but if that's all you can do, than do that! But we must be involved in the process! Click the link in the bio to register!

OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE!

We all have a past life of immaturity where we made incorrect decisions and in most cases harmed other people! But you can change! Here's my most RECENT BACKGROUND REPORT that covers 10 years of being crime free! The most important thing to learn in life is accountability because then you understand how what you do affects others!

These events have become a vital to shedding light on conditions that have been here for years! Because we have been here for 3 months every Friday the community awareness has expanded, hopefully real help is coming! These events are a part of a bigger strategy to help increase nonviolent conflict resolutions in the region in a effort to help reduce gun violence!

34 got their vaccinations yesterday at the event! We're doing our part to help our community out of this Pandemic! We provide music, food, bottle water, free vaccinations, gift cards, housing and job resources ect! We are pushing encouragement in the community! Get involved go to www.Brosforlife.org

The BIPOC meeting with lawmakers turned out very fruitful! They highlighted many bills that they were putting forth to reflect on the needs and concerns of the the community! Representatives Paula Sardinas, My-Linh Thai, Senator Emily Randall, Jamila Taylor, Senator Joe Nyuyen, Andrea Caupain Sanders and 57 more officials turn out to answer questions and respond to the concerns of the BIPOC community!