Honoring Jamarion's Legacy

Monteria Robinson is the mother of Jamarion Robinson, who was tragically killed by police in 2016. In the face of unimaginable loss, she turned her pain into purpose—becoming a relentless advocate for justice, mental health awareness, and systemic change.

For over nine years, Ms. Robinson has fought for families impacted by police violence while working to ensure individuals living with mental illness receive care—not criminalization. She is the founder of the Jamarion Robinson Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN:82-4019880) dedicated to supporting underserved communities, particularly Black and Brown populations.

As she often says, “I had to take off my corporate attire and exchange it for my warrior armor.” Today, she stands as a powerful voice for the unheard and a champion for lasting change.

Your donation helps us provide life-changing support to individuals and families affected by mental illness.

At the Jamarion Robinson Foundation, we believe that no one should be left without care, support, or dignity during a mental health crisis. Your generosity allows us to offer critical resources such as counseling, housing assistance, legal support, and emergency aid.

 Every dollar you give helps:

• Provide access to mental health counseling and treatment 
• Prevent individuals from being criminalized due to mental illness 
• Support families navigating crisis situations 
• Offer housing and emergency financial assistance 

Together, we are saving lives and creating change.

• $50 — Helps provide basic support resources 
• $75 — Assists with counseling referrals 
• $200 — Supports emergency assistance needs 
• $500 — Helps stabilize a family in crisis 
• $500+ — Expands access to life-changing services

We make it easy for you to support our mission:

• Online Donation (Credit/Debit Card) 
• PayPal 
• Cash App (optional) 
• Stripe

The Jamarion Robinson Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN:82-4019880 All donations may be tax-deductible as allowed by law.

We are committed to transparency and ensuring that your contributions directly support individuals and families in need.

Be the reason someone gets help today. Your support can change and save lives. 

The Georgia House of Representative – District 58 honored Ms. Monteria Robinson with “A RESOLUTION” recognizing National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims for Jamarion Robinson 

The Georgia House of Representative - April 2021

 Ms. Monteria Robinson was honored with “A Resolution 562” recognizing this day as a National Day of Movement for Jamarion Robinson. 

Ms. Robinson was nominated as a Women of Strength for her tenacity and not giving up the Fight for Justice. 

Ms. Robinson was name by The Black Wall Street Times as a Modern-Day Harriett Tubman of the Black Lives Matter Movement. 

Ms. Robinson was recognized by M.O.B.B. United (Mother of Black Boys) as a fierce leader in her community and fighting for social justice 

Ms. Robinson was awarded by “The Black I AM Awards by Black People Unity for her commitment and dedication for fighting for justice for her son Jamarion Robinson. 

The Jamarion Robinson Foundation provides advocacy, resources, and community support to families impacted by police violence and unaddressed mental health crises. Through outreach and direct engagement, the foundation raises awareness, promotes accountability, and helps individuals navigate trauma while connecting them to critical support services. 

Founded in response to the tragic killing of Jamarion Robinson, the foundation works to prevent the criminalization of mental illness by advocating for systemic change and community-based solutions. Its efforts center on education, mental health awareness, and empowering underserved communities to seek justice, healing, and long-term stability. 

At the Jamarion Robinson Foundation, we are committed to providing meaningful support to individuals and families affected by mental illness. Our programs are designed to offer real solutions, restore dignity, and create pathways toward stability and healing. 

We connect individuals with trusted mental health professionals and services, including:

• Counseling and therapy referrals 
• Psychiatric and clinical support 
• Substance abuse treatment resources 

Our goal is to ensure that no one has to navigate mental health challenges alone.

We provide financial support during times of crisis to help individuals and families stabilize their situations.

This may include:

• Temporary housing assistance 
• Utility support 
• Transportation assistance 
• Crisis intervention resources

Navigating the legal system can be overwhelming—especially for individuals facing mental health challenges.

We assist by:

• Connecting families with legal resources 
• Providing advocacy support 
• Helping individuals understand their rights 
• Supporting cases involving mental health and the justice system

We are dedicated to breaking the stigma surrounding mental illness through education and outreach.

Our efforts include:

• Community workshops and events 
• Public awareness campaigns 
• Educational resources on mental health conditions 
• Advocacy for systemic change

Mental illness affects not only individuals—but entire families.

We provide:

• Guidance and support for families in crisis 
• Resource navigation 
• Emotional support and advocacy

We place special emphasis on supporting:

• African American men 
• Minority communities 
• Individuals impacted by systemic inequities 

Our mission is rooted in equity, access, and justice.

We are committed to ensuring that individuals living with mental illness receive care—not criminalization. Every service we provide is centered around compassion, dignity, and long-term impact. 

If you or someone you know needs support, we are here to help.

Interested in volunteering, partnering, or supporting our mission?

We Welcome:

• Community partnerships 
• Volunteers 
• Sponsors and donors 

Contact us to learn how you can make a difference.

 If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, please call 911 or seek immediate assistance from a licensed professional or crisis hotline. 

YOU ARE NOT ALONE

Help is available. We are here to support you every step of the way.