Support Ferguson Protesters

On August 9,2014, 18 year old Michael Brown, Jr. was shot and killed by Officer Darren Wilson. This event rocked the Ferguson community as several witnesses watched Wilson gun down the unarmed teen. Since then, there has been an explosion of civil  unrest as this event has awakened the issue of police brutality against African American men in our country . People from around the world rushed to the Ferguson as a call to action in the form of protests against police brutality. As camera crews and famous faces returned to their respective homes, many of the protesters decided to keep the movement alive. Some left their jobs and homes as the call for justice compelled them to stay on the frontline in Ferguson. The faithful few have vowed to remain there day and night. But they need your help. The weather is becoming bitterly cold, and their Sure. Where should I add? The funds are for a group. I'm part of a group who wanted to help a group of people in the St. Louis area in light of the issues in Ferguson. I volunteered to be the contact person. I will buy the supplies needed and distribute accordingly are critically low. They are in need of supplies to continue the fight for justice. Food, water, blankets, hats, and gloves can assist them in their efforts as they continue the fight for justice for all.
 This campaign was started because a group of concerned people from around the country desired to meet the needs of the peaceful protestors dedicated to the cause.  I am part of the group "Let's talk About Racism in America" and the contact for St. Louis .  We met the group of peaceful protestors through social media defending their first amendment rights and decided we wanted to be a support to aid them with basic needs. We will utilize the funds for any needs the protestors may have such as food, water, gloves, hats, and scarves.  Thank you for your support.