💎 About Lo’s Jewels Foundation, Inc. (LJFI)
Since 2017, Lo’s Jewels Foundation has empowered youth through academic support, behavior coaching, cultural awareness, and community care. Rooted in a mother’s love for her daughter and carried forward in honor of her late son, the foundation is a testament to turning pain into purpose.
In 2020, Fort Bend County officially proclaimed Akireè Pointer Heroes Day to honor our ongoing commitment to serving veterans, military families, and the community a cause deeply personal to us.
We’ve served over 30,000 meals, offered afterschool programs, family coaching, food drives, and sponsored events locally and abroad, including outreach across Africa and Latin America.
We partner with schools, police departments, and apartment communities to provide essentials like backpacks, school supplies, and meals. In 2022 alone, we served 13,000+ meals across six low-income housing communities, and that number continues to grow.
From a community garden in Houston to Cops & Kids Fishing Day in Grand Prairie, LJFI is committed to building unity, healing hearts, and helping kids thrive.
Lo’s Jewels Foundation exists to nurture healing, hope, and purpose for youth and families facing emotional and mental health challenges. Rooted in faith and community, we empower individuals through education, mentorship, and support systems that foster resilience, self-worth, and long-term well-being.
North Texas Giving Day 2025 – Organizational Needs
Campaign Theme: Healing Starts Here
Your support helps us expand the RoadMap to Success and Emotional Well-Being Program a mental health initiative supporting youth and families navigating emotional trauma, grief, anxiety, and depression.
We aim to:
- Launch mental health workshops in underserved neighborhoods
- Provide free counseling and peer mentorship to 150 youth
- Equip families with faith-based tools for healing and resilience
- Train 5 part-time staff and 15 volunteers to extend our reach
With your help, Lo’s Jewels will reach more hearts, homes, and healing journeys across North Texas.
At Lo’s Jewels Foundation, we believe every individual regardless of background, socioeconomic status, or life experience deserves equitable access to mental health care, support, and opportunities for healing. We are committed to dismantling systemic barriers, advocating for underrepresented communities, and creating spaces where all voices are valued, heard, and uplifted.
Organization name
Los Jewels Foundation Inc
Causes
Youth & Children
Operating Budget
Less than $100,000
Counties Served
Denton, Dallas, Tarrant, Wise, Ellis, Collin, Rockwall
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latinx, Native American, Other
Address
550 S Carrier Pkwy STE. 430