11:03 pm - 09/06/2012
There's nothing more rewarding than helping out others in need.
Chris Brown found himself visiting and helping children get ready for school at Los Angeles' Jenesse Center, a non-profit specializing in domestic violence intervention and prevention.
The "Turn Up The Music" singer and his mother have frequented the center on numerous occasions without cameras and publicity, but Breezy wanted to make sure children victimized by domestic violence had a great back to school experience.
Chris played and spoke with the children at Jenesse for their annual "Back To School Fall Festival," while providing them with school supplies and other back to school materials.
Karen Earl, Jenesse’s CEO stated:
"It is our focus on family violence and its impact on youth that compelled us to open our hearts and our doors to Chris Brown and his mother, Joyce Hawkins. Chris and his mom have spent many quiet hours at our facilities, no cameras, no special attention or entourages – they just came to learn. Jenesse is thankful to Chris for spending time with our youth and celebrating the end of summer and returning back to school."
This is definitely the happy and carefree Chris Brown we love to see! It's good to witness Chris Brown giving back to a community in need! Keep up the good work Breezy!
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Chris Brown Volunteers At Jenesse Domestic Violence Center
There's nothing more rewarding than helping out others in need.
Chris Brown found himself visiting and helping children get ready for school at Los Angeles' Jenesse Center, a non-profit specializing in domestic violence intervention and prevention.
The "Turn Up The Music" singer and his mother have frequented the center on numerous occasions without cameras and publicity, but Breezy wanted to make sure children victimized by domestic violence had a great back to school experience.
Chris played and spoke with the children at Jenesse for their annual "Back To School Fall Festival," while providing them with school supplies and other back to school materials.
Karen Earl, Jenesse’s CEO stated:
"It is our focus on family violence and its impact on youth that compelled us to open our hearts and our doors to Chris Brown and his mother, Joyce Hawkins. Chris and his mom have spent many quiet hours at our facilities, no cameras, no special attention or entourages – they just came to learn. Jenesse is thankful to Chris for spending time with our youth and celebrating the end of summer and returning back to school."
This is definitely the happy and carefree Chris Brown we love to see! It's good to witness Chris Brown giving back to a community in need! Keep up the good work Breezy!
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Edited at 2012-09-07 05:08 am (UTC)
hopefully he got something out of it?
that's what I want to know.
....I legit feel like the Fry meme right now
I also think that he is really fucked up right now...looks like he is goin through it. Dude is just so skinny, and he's definitely hittin those drugs. Although these pics don't seem as bad.
if that makes me a horrible person then i'll own it
Although I will say, he has not helped his own situation in any way. From his rants on twitter and his past media appearances...NONE of it has been good. It's definitely clear he does not have anyone stable enough in his circle to set him straight. I'm sure him constantly being in the spotlight has not helped at all. He never stepped away for awhile to RE-EVALUATE himself.
I truly think that he did get it a lot worse from the media because of WHO the person was and because of the one photo. I feel like had that not happened, no one would give a flyin fuck.
eta: you are not a horrible person & i am not defending him, just sayin
Edited at 2012-09-07 04:22 am (UTC)
http://horseecomics.tumblr.com/
Try talking to a rape victim or someone who is seriously hurt.
I personally would never wish someone death, but I can see being unforgivable to some.