I am George Zimmerman’s only brother. My name is Robert Zimmerman Jr., and I am asking for immediate emergency support to keep my family safe, housed, and stable while I fight a politically motivated civil lawsuit that is threatening our basic survival.

A lawsuit seeking $50,000 has been filed against me for one reason: my conservative political views and my public support for Republican voices and causes. This lawsuit has nothing to do with my business performance, the quality of my work, or any misconduct of any kind. It is designed to punish my beliefs, drain my resources, and force me into collapse. Because of this legal attack, my winter construction work was disrupted, and the financial impact has spread beyond my household to the men and women who rely on our work to support their own families.

At the same time, the situation has created real security threats. My home was attacked, my office was compromised, and we were forced into urgent and expensive security upgrades. Law enforcement is aware and assisting, but protection alone does not cover the emergency costs of staying housed, keeping utilities on, and maintaining transportation while preparing to fight in court.

This is the hardest part to say: a local church had to cover our rent this month so my family would not lose our home. Without immediate support, we face the loss of essential utilities and transportation at the exact moment I must be fully prepared for court this spring.

I am not asking for a handout. I am asking for operational stability so I can stand my ground, defend my family, and pursue accountability the right way. When this is over, my goal is to recover, rebuild, and give back, including supporting conservative charities and the people who stood with us when it mattered.

Funds raised will be used for:

• Emergency housing and rent stabilization

• Utilities and transportation

• Home and office security upgrades

• Legal expenses directly related to this case

If you can donate, thank you. If you cannot, sharing this fundraiser helps more than you know.

With gratitude,

Robert Zimmerman Jr.