WE ARE TRAYVON MARTIN
WE ARE TRAYVON
OUR MISSION
The Trayvon Martin Foundation was established by Sybrina Fulton & Tracy Martin in March of 2012. We are a non profit organization whose main purpose is to provide both emotional and financial support to families who have lost a child to gun violence. Our goal is to shift the conversation from intervention to reform. Our programs are strengthening families through leadership, support, guidance, and counseling. The Foundation is supported by a network of individuals and companies who share a unified vision of a world free of senseless killings. Our core mission is to gain fellowship toward personal restoration and ultimately community building.
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PROGRAMS & EVENTS
PEACE WALK AND PEACE TALK
SAVE THE DATE. Join us for the 10th annual remembrance weekend in honor of Trayvon Martin.
CIRCLE OF MOTHERS
Sybrina Fulton founded Circle of Mothers to empower, support and heal Mothers who have loss a child to gun violence. We have local chapters comprised of mothers to provide financial, emotional and technical assistance. Every year we host Circle of Mothers Retreat in Miami, Florida. We assist mothers in facilitating the healing process, resulting in improved self-managing and coping skills.
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Your donation allows the Trayvon Martin Foundation the opportunity to find solutions for youth, help parents who have been victimized by senseless violence, provide scholarships to inner city youth, rebuild relationships and strengthen a positive self-image within the community.
SCHOLARSHIP EXPANSION PROGRAM
THE TRAYVON MARTIN FOUNDATION is excited to announce our new scholarship program. The Scholarship Expansion Program is designed to assist graduating seniors to pursue future endeavors.
MEDICAL MENTORSHIP PROGRAM
The Medical Mentorship Program & Symposium pairs kids ages 11-16 who are interested in medicine or nursing and want to be paired with a healthcare professional. The free program will begin
S.T.E.M DRONE CAMP
Since 2015, More than 2,500 9-12th graders throughout South Florida have attended the Foundation’s S.T.E.M. and Youth Empowerment Summits
