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53 Families Foundation

First organized in 2010, our core initiatives provide the necessary resources for youth to be successful.  Founder Jameel McClain often reflects to periods in his youth when he did not have basic needs such as shelter, food, and clothing.  53 Families Foundation assists youth in meeting these basic needs to help promote self-esteem and produce positive life results.   Since the foundation’s inception, thousands of individuals have received resources, including clothing, meals, and financial support.  The motto “Adversity Won’t Stop Me” directly reflects the foundation, Jameel, and the entire 53 Families family.

Founder, Jameel McClain

As a young child, Jameel faced the challenges of many of the people he serves today.  In and out of The Salvation Army shelter and other unstable living circumstances, Jameel adopted “hard work” as his mantra.  During the Baltimore Ravens’ drive to the Super Bowl, Jameel sustained a spinal cord season-ending injury.  He rehabbed back to earn a starting position with the Baltimore Ravens and ultimately signed with the New York Giants.  While his hard work and perseverance have earned him tremendous opportunities in life, he knows he has not gotten to where he is today without the help of others.  He returns to his difficult experiences to encourage others to “finish strong” despite their current situation.  He speaks to young people and families with the passion that others once talked to him.  Each time he speaks to participants at his community give-back events, he hopes that he can just reach one person who hears his words.  

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