Jace' Lee Scott Foundation

05/10/2026

🌸💖 Bless Mother’s Day from the Jace Lee Scott Foundation 🎺💖🌸

Today we honor the strength, love, sacrifice, and resilience of mothers everywhere. To every mother carrying love, healing, memories, and hope in her heart — we celebrate you today and always.

May this Mother’s Day bring peace, comfort, joy, and beautiful moments with those you love. We also send love and prayers to mothers who are grieving, healing, and continuing to push forward with courage every day.

From our family to yours, Happy Mother’s Day. 🌷

— Jace Lee Scott Foundation 🎺
“Justice. Healing. Community. Love.”

04/21/2026

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04/21/2026

“National Crime Victims’ Rights Week is about truth, transparency, and accountability.
In my son Jace Lee Scott’s case, those rights were not fully honored.
A narrative was pushed that does not match the evidence.
Records have been difficult to obtain.
And serious questions remain about how this case was handled.

If we are truly putting victims first, then families like mine deserve full transparency, real accountability, and the truth—no matter who is involved.”

04/21/2026

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Since 1981, National Crime Victims’ Rights Week has challenged our country to confront and remove barriers to justice for all victims of crime. While we’ve made significant progress in reducing crime since I took office, there is still much more work to do. I, along with everyone at the Louisiana Department of Justice, will always put victims FIRST. I’m committed to advancing real solutions that make Louisiana a safer place to live, work, and raise a family.

04/21/2026

We are sorry for the lives that have been lost🤲🏾 WE HAVE TO PAY ATTENTION TO THE SIGNS THE 🚩 🚩We say no to Domestic Violence ‼️ JUSTICE FOR THE FAMILIES 🤲🏾

03/31/2026

03/30/2026

Today marks 2 years of the Jace Lee Scott Foundation 🎺❤️‍🔥

What started from pain turned into purpose.
What started with one voice became a movement.

For two years, we have stood for:
✨ Justice for Jace
✨ Accountability
✨ Youth empowerment
✨ Supporting families who deserve answers

We are still here. We are still fighting.
And we are just getting started.

Thank you to everyone who has supported, stood with us, and believed in this mission.

03/13/2026

Today I stood in front of New Orleans City Hall during the Criminal Justice Committee meeting to bring awareness to the corruption and broken protocols surrounding the death of my son, Jace Lee Scott.

As Jace’s mother and founder of the Jace Lee Scott Foundation, I will continue to speak truth and demand accountability. The public deserves transparency, and families deserve justice when the system fails them.

We are calling for federal charges and a full investigation into the actions and misconduct connected to Jace’s case. Silence and cover-ups will not be accepted.

This fight is bigger than just one family — it is about justice, integrity, and protecting our community from corruption.

I will not stop until the truth is fully revealed.

🎺 Justice for Jace Lee Scott

03/13/2026

🎺 The Jace Lee Scott Foundation will be in the building!

We are honored to attend Heal the Block this Saturday at Cutoff Playground in Algiers. This event brings together organizations working to uplift our community through healing, resources, and connection.

📍 Cutoff Playground
6600 Belgrade St, New Orleans, LA 70131
🗓 Saturday, March 28
⏰ 11 AM – 3 PM

Stop by, meet us, and learn more about the work we’re doing to support families, youth, and our community.

Because healing our community starts one block at a time. 💚

03/05/2026

In honor of Jace Lee Scott, the Jace Lee Scott Foundation is starting Feed the Block — a program to provide free meals for our community.

We are currently collecting:
🍽 Food donations
🙌 Volunteers
🤝 Meal sponsors

If you would like to support this effort, please contact us.

Together we can make sure no one goes hungry in our community.

📞 504-901-7070

02/28/2026

n.o.alliance COME JOIN US THIS SATURDAY! 3PM!
We and the Gwangi & Hollywood
Community Center will be hosting an educational panel to discuss the history of racist policing in New Orleans, and the future of policing in this city.
We will have an array of speakers who will cover topics that include but are not limited to:
-discrimination from the Gretna Police
Dept
-youth in the jail/prison system
-obstruction of justice and corruption following the murder of Jace Lee Scott
-a campaign for a Civilian Police Accountability Council (CPAC)
GET INFORMED! GET INVOLVED! A WELL EDUCATED MOVEMENT CANNOT BE STOPPED!!