About us
The Jamaur Law Foundation works hard to develop effective educational programming that connects with each age group. Our hope is to change the mindset of each student we reach regarding financial literacy to help them prevent financial famine in their communities. We encourage each student to create a system of savings, fiscal responsibility, and investment philosophy in the future. This commitment to building the financial foundation of tomorrow will promote a system that alleviates the generational poverty that has plagued our impoverished Washington metropolitan communities.
Our Core Beliefs
These core beliefs guide the Jamaur Law Foundation's mission and drive our efforts to form a more just, equitable, and sustainable planet for all.
1. Empowerment & Access
We believe in empowering individuals and communities by ensuring equitable access to financial literacy, education, and opportunities. Everyone, especially BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) individuals, deserves the chance to understand and manage their finances effectively, regardless of their background or circumstances.
2. poverty alleviation
We are committed to alleviating poverty by providing financial literacy support and advocacy for those in need. By addressing systemic barriers and championing economic justice, we strive to create a society where all individuals can achieve financial stability and security.
3. community development
We believe in fostering strong, resilient communities through collaboration and support. By functioning closely with local organizations and stakeholders, we aim to build vibrant communities that offer opportunities for growth, safety, and well-being for all residents, focusing on BIPOC communities.
4. entrepreneurship & economic opportunities
We are dedicated to promoting entrepreneurship and expanding economic opportunities for underserved populations. By providing financial literacy resources and support, we help individuals, particularly those from BIPOC communities, create and grow small businesses, empowering them to achieve economic independence and success.
5. Environmental justice
We believe in the right to a healthy and sustainable environment for all. Through financial literacy, community engagement, and empowerment, we work to address environmental injustices and ensure that all communities, especially those disproportionately affected and BIPOC communities, can enjoy clean air, water, land, and healthy spaces.
