Jaylon Johnson's charity is still helping out in his home state!
Chicago Bears defensive back Jaylon Johnson started a non-profit organization following the death of a friend a few months ago.
Johnson recently launched the Kevvys Vision Project in honor of his friend, Kev'Vion Schrubb, who was shot and killed in August.
«Everything he did, from his friends to his family to his community, he just wanted to give back,» Johnson told ABC30 in Fresno, California.
«I am proud to announce the launch of the Kevvy's Vision Project. Me and My team have started a nonprofit in memory of my best friend who was killed in a shooting on August 8th in defense of his friend. Kevvy's vision project strives to empower and motivate underprivileged communities while giving them equal opportunities to succeed. Kev had a big heart and desire to help others especially the ones in need. So stay tuned for our events in the future to help live out Kevvy's purpose to help and serve those around him!» � Jaylon Johnson
«He had a lot of things going that he wanted to make happen and I just want to be able to continue that on in his honor. Really one of the biggest things is giving stuff back to the community whether it's clothes or being able to help the less fortunate out or the homeless anything like that because that's something he took pride in doing especially in his community,» Johnson told ABC30.
Well, yesterday, Daniel Greenberg reported that Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson's non-profit organization recently donated $1,000 to the Highway City Community Center in Fresno, California. This is just yet another example of what this charity can do to help out as much as it can.
This is so heartwarming to see how great of a man Johnson is and how much he cares about giving back to the community.
