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Writer's pictureFelecia Marshall

Grant Me Justice at National Neighborhood Night Out: Building Stronger Communities Together

On a vibrant evening at the Veterans Memorial Stadium, Grant Me Justice proudly participated in this year’s National Neighborhood Night Out, hosted by Capitol Police. The event was a resounding success, drawing a diverse crowd of Neighborhood Associations, community organizations, and the general public.


Connecting with the Community

National Neighborhood Night Out provided a fantastic opportunity for GMJ to connect with families of homicide victims, offering them support and resources. Our team was on hand to listen to their stories, share information about our services, and provide a comforting presence.


Engaging with Community Leaders

We were thrilled to meet new community leaders and entities, including representatives from the F.B.I. These interactions are crucial for building partnerships that can enhance our mission and extend our reach. By collaborating with these leaders, we can work more effectively to support victims’ families and advocate for justice.


A Well-Attended Event

The turnout at Veterans Memorial Stadium was impressive, with a wide array of community members coming together to celebrate and strengthen neighborhood bonds. The sound of good music by non other than D.J. Mississippi Sinatra and the smell of good food by local food trucks added to the ambiance of a united City of Jackson. The presence of so many organizations and associations underscored the collective commitment to creating safer, more connected communities.



Looking Ahead

Our participation in National Neighborhood Night Out was a reminder of the power of community and the importance of coming together to support one another. We are grateful to the Capitol Police for hosting such a meaningful event and to everyone who stopped by our booth to learn more about Grant Me Justice.


As we move forward, we remain dedicated to our mission of providing support and advocacy for families affected by homicide. Events like these are vital for raising awareness and building the networks necessary to drive positive change.


Thank you to all who attended and made this night a memorable one. We look forward to continuing our work with the incredible community leaders and organizations we met.


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