It’s not often when we find a young man so willing to help others, but for 17-year-old Jahkil Jackson, it’s been his life’s work.
At just 8 years old, Jahkil Jackson ignited a global movement, handing out blessing bags to the homeless in Chicago. Since then, Jackson and his “Project I Am” have raised
Jahkil Naeem Jackson is already shaping national conversations around youth empowerment and mental health. Now, with the release of his third book, “Built Different”, he’s taking that mission to the
When Jahkil Jackson was eight years old, he came up with the idea to give out essentials to those experiencing homelessness, calling the essentials given out “Blessing Bags.”
CHICAGO — It’s not often a child’s thought becomes a young man’s mission, but on Saturday in Bronzeville, Jahkil Jackson had another big day. When Jackson was eight years old,
You can make an impact at any age. We spoke with teen philanthropists Jahkil Jackson of @weareprojectiam and Khloe Thompson of @khloeKares to fins out how.. Watch the video on Instagram here!
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Daily Herald — Campanelli School in Schaumburg hears from inspirational teen as students help homeless
CHICAGO (WLS) — Jahkil Jackson is the founder of the nonprofit “Project I Am.” It’s mission is the help the homeless. And Jackson is partnering with the “Shower Up Project” with
NBC Chicago – The day following Cyber Monday, Giving Tuesday is global movement designed to inspire people worldwide and celebrate generosity. NBC Chicago’s LeeAnn Trotter spoke with the founder of
CHICAGO — A young Chicago philanthropist is continuing his mission of giving to help the homeless. The gesture is nothing new, because Jahkil Jackson has been doing this since he
