About the Creator of the 4 40 400 project

The founder and creator of the 4-40-400 project was inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King, his death date and the creators perception of those who were in the fight being asleep with the need for an awakening to have people working to fulfill his dreams. The one dream the creator committed to was the one for the American negro people of his lineage specifically. 

 

The project is a social venture collective where anyone can provide support to close society problem of the Black/White wealth gap and eligible individuals can make money or receive support to sustain or invest into wealth building activities.  It is an affordable social solution where noone is forced to participate its for all ethnicities of people and their faith groups, influencers, followers as society leaders. it provides money to individuals, eligible business, infuencers and community investments.  The sponsor organization manages the community social support programs.  The buisness in the venture manges business investments with a team and makes business decisions and the creator owns the brand.  ​

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In 2015 she created a project for children whose moms would be incarcerated on Mothers Day because they lacked resources to pay bails. She asked for support and individuals in the community to donate to a collective fund to pay bails people responded.  The funds would recycle when women go to court the money was reinvested for another mother in similar situation. The project was shared and scaled two years later in 2017 and used to build a national movement a solution she is proud of. A lot shy she agreed to interview and the history of this project was seen on Politics Nation with Al Sharpton (MSNBC) Mother’s Day Bail Out

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May 14, 2017

Join Rev. Al Sharpton as he talks with Mary Hooks and Bonita Lacy on their efforts to get Black Mothers out of jail for Mother's Day.

MSNBC https://www.msnbc.com/msnbc-news/watch/mother-s-day-bail-out-943538755861

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Black Mama Bailout campaign to help mothers in jail

 

AJC.com

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May 10, 2017 — “Black Mamas Bailout” seeks to bring black women home for Mother's Day ... Bonita Lacy, executive director of Decatur-based Healing Hearts ...

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This time her mission is to address the historical wealth gaps of black descendants of enslaved people who were denied pay and financial dignity resulting financial deficit linguring from the era of slavery.

The 4 40 400 addresses the question of what can be done as a repreive in between REPARATIONS being paid by those who harmed  and allows some form of support for the families still suffering from those linguring compounding weath gaps between the descendants of the people enslaved and that of the descendants of the enslavers as their masters. Want to know more attend a session