"I was six years old when I watched my father drive out of my life. My mother worked hard as a single parent to keep me, my brother, and my sister together for the next eight years.
When I started the fourth grade, I wanted to learn to play the violin. We didn't have much, but my mother always made sure I had both private lessons and an instrument to play. The sacrifices she made built the musical foundation for the rest of my life.
For many years, I gave my own musical instruments away to children, who had no way of purchasing them without help. I didn't understand why, then. I do now. I was simply trying to give back to less fortunate children.
I have surrounded myself with like-minded musicians and businessmen and businesswomen, and I am looking for people who want to partner with the Jimmy Jack Foundation in helping children reach their musical dreams." No one is on salary. everything is Voluntary.
