Creating Pathways. Empowering Possibilities.

From scholarships to service, we build bold futures through education, advocacy, and opportunity. Join us as we empower lives, honor legacy, and lead communities forward—one action at a time.

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Events

From annual 5Ks to community galas, our events do more than gather people — they activate purpose. Every event raises visibility, builds community, and helps fund programs that open doors for youth, veterans, and families.

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Scholarships

We provide financial support to students who carry the torch of leadership, service, and legacy. With every dollar raised, we’re funding brighter futures for the next generation of changemakers.

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Advocacy

We speak up. We stand tall. Through mentoring, speaking engagements, and youth development initiatives, Empowering Justice equips individuals to lead and live with purpose — turning stories of loss into movements of hope.

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Honoring First LT Justice R. Stewart

Her Legacy. Our Mission.

Born on December 22, 1995, in Columbia, South Carolina, Justice Regine’ Stewart lived a life of impact, integrity, and inspiration. A proud graduate of Richland Northeast High School, Class of 2014, and alumna of the illustrious Spelman College, she earned her Bachelor's in Political Science in 2018.

Following her graduation, Justice answered the call to serve. Upon completion of Officer Candidate School (OCS), she was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps, where she served as a Logistics Officer. She was later promoted to 1st Lieutenant in the fall of 2020.

On June 27, 2021, while jogging, Justice was tragically hit and killed by a reckless and impaired driver. Her vibrant life, though brief, left a legacy of excellence and love that still touches lives today.

Justice was accomplished, courageous, and full of light. She was known for her radiant smile, her deep love for family, and her dedication to service. Through her writing, leadership, and fierce determination, she inspired all who knew her—and many who didn’t.

Her legacy lives on through the For the Love of Justice Foundation, which honors her memory by building pathways for others to thrive.

She led with purpose. We continue in her honor.