Colin Kaepernick's Know Your Rights Camp is using more than $1.75 mil to help out 'Black and Brown communities' -- making big moves to fight COVID and help people who are behind bars.
We're told, KYRC continues to expand on the defense initiative it was managing nationwide by giving a $500,000 collaborative grant to the National Lawyers Guild to support the defense of thousands of cases throughout the country.-- KYRC has dedicated $200,000 to various groups in cities like Atlanta, Detroit, Miami and more to help cover bail funds.
The group also tells us,"KYRC is proud of the breadth and depth of our community impact during these difficult times." "We look forward to the partnerships created through the initiatives having both a significant immediate and long term impact. Our efforts to become deeply entrenched in communities and with organizational partners has ensured our ability to maximize the impact on the lives of people living in communities we serve."
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