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Alive & Free is incredibly honored to be one of the seven organizations to receive the 49ers Foundation’s Social Justice grant which will help us to continue the life-changing work we do! You can read more about the project here: READ MORE https://www.49ers.com/news/49ers-announce-seven-social-justice-grant-recipients-in-commitment-to-bay-area-and-national-organizations

The Golden State Warriors Community Foundation, in partnership with the Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco, Alive & Free – Omega Boys Club, and the Good Tidings Foundation, will unveil a newly refurbished basketball court at Alive & Free on June 27. The dedication ceremony will begin at 3:00 p.m. at the site, which is…

I’ve been waiting to share this news for a while. Recently, I was informed that I’ve been accepted to join the Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention Commission (JJDPC) in Alameda County. This will be my second time serving as a Commissioner (SF Youth Commission 1999-2000) I’m aware of the work ahead and I look forward to…

Alive & Free Omega Boys Club’s 36th Anniversary

Big big thanks to the San Francisco 49ers for honoring me at their home game on Christmas Eve. The recognition was for Inspiring Change for Social Justice. It was surreal to see my face on the Jumbotron and to hear 60,000 people cheering for you. Thanks for the funding for Alive & Free and the Super Bowl tickets-neither of which I had any advance knowledge of. It's crazy to get accolades for doing something that you really love doing. Everyone knows I love working with the kids. And the Niners won big time. Thanks again and Go Niners!

We are excited to share that Alive & Free and Dr. Marshall were honored by the San Francisco 49ers! “Big big thanks to the San Francisco 49ers for honoring me at their home game on Christmas Eve. The recognition was for Inspiring Change for Social Justice. It was surreal to see my face on the…

What an amazing day and event! September 15, 2022 was a remarkable day in America as the White House hosted the United We Stand Summit. The day consisted of opening remarks by Vice President Kamala Harris and a national address on hate violence by President Joseph Biden. In between there were panel presentations on the…