Keep Kids Out of Jail and Prision

Charles Jackson is organizing this fundraiser to benefit THE MAKING OF ACHAMPION YOUTH PROGRAM.

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On August 26, 1990, I was traveling back home with my wife 23 years old and my son eight months old I was driving the car when out of nowhere a car ran the red light killing my wife instantly, I got knocked out and was awakened by someone, who shook me but I was OK.

My son eight months old was in his car seat and was airlifted to Jackson Memorial Hospital but he did not survive and died the next day. The following day I got in my car and started driving on the highway with one thing in mind, to commit suicide by driving over the highway overpass. But God had a police officer stop me.

I was depressed for many years and wondered why God let me live and my wife 23 years old and my son 8 months old died. Life was drained out of me I was lost in the wilderness of life with all hope and faith gone. As the years have gone by God gave me my answer on why I was not killed in the accident that took my family from me. That answer was The Making of a Champion Youth Program.

A 501 (c)(3) nonprofit I founded in 1995, to keep my wife and son's memory alive. All donations are tax-deductible. Since 1995 I have been dedicating my life these past 28 years every day to my effort to help children from turning to a life of crime, gun violence and gang activities and to keep them out of prison and jail. Since 1995 my charity has helped hundreds of children and youth from all races and backgrounds to not enter the criminal justice system to become college-bound and productive people instead of prison-bound. Recent research finds that charities such as Making of a Champion have positive effects in reducing violence, incarceration, and mortality and improving academic outcomes in youth. I am reaching out to the world so that I can continue to do this work. Please visit the charity website at(www.championyouthprogram.com)

The money will be used for:

1. Give Scholarships to disadvantaged youth to attend college.

2. Purchase 2 vans for the charity.

3. Set up a summer jobs program for youth.

4. Van Insurance.

5. Van gas

5. Help youth to start their own business.

6. Field trips

7. Youth clothing

8. Youth Christmas gifts

9. Youth sports equipment.

10.Youth sports activities.