grant me justice
The voice for the victim
WELCOME
Coined the City with Soul, however since 2019 over 500 souls have been lost in this city. We the community and more importantly the families of homicide victims are left to pick up the pieces. We believe that no family should suffer this tragedy alone. Welcome to Grant Me Justice, the voice for the victim.
Our MISSION
WELCOME
Coined the City with Soul, however since 2019 over 500 lives have been lost in this city. We the community and more importantly the families of these homicides are left to pick up the pieces. Grant Me Justice is doing its part by being a safeplace for the families of homicide vitims.
The mission of Grant Me Justice is to advocate for the rights of victims, provide awareness of the effects of homicide, and to directly support the spiritual, emotional, and financial needs of murder victims. We are the extended hand, the truly safe space that gives voice to the victim by listening, provided needed support and advocating on their behalf.
Join us and be part of our mission.
About
her name is Alexia
Alexia K. Buckhalter was murdered on March 14, 2017. Grant Me Justice was founded as a result of Alexia's death, the minimal sentences imposed on the defendants for her death, and after hearing countless stories from families of homicide victims who had also experienced firsthand the brokenness of the the criminal justice system.
From Grant Me Justice's inception, it has been important to find ways to combat the unfair treatment of victims and to be able to arm them with resources that would ensure a better opportunity for fair and equitable justice.
The most painful part of my life has birthed into a ministry to the broken-hearted, and I’m truly grateful that God would choose me to join Him in His work for His kingdom and for His glory.
Felecia Marshall, Founder
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Felecia Marshall Story
McInnis Family
Victim impact stories
OUR EVENTS
Multiple DatesTue, Dec 05Redeemer ChurchRedeemer Church, 640 E Northside Dr.
