JC continues the work his father began—showing up with love, support, and an unwavering fight against the deep inequalities facing people who use drugs and those experiencing homelessness in Trenton. After losing his father to an accidental overdose, JC made a promise: no one struggling with substance use in the 609 will be left behind. We fight—relentlessly—until we see real change in our community, no matter what it takes.

Together, through our shared pain, grief, and lived experience, we have the power to challenge and dismantle the racist systems that have devastated our communities for generations​.Community, and love before profit.