It was one Monday morning in May 2006, and a story was printed in the Star Ledger Newspaper about this young man who saved over 20 years in prison, paid his debt to society, and came out, but he couldn't find a job to do. That moved me, since in Africa, where I am from, when you go to prison for a crime you committed and save your time, society holds onto you to help you. But in America, your crime stops you from going up or coming down. 

The founded Happy Hands Foundation helps those young men and women who come from prison to be reintegrated into society.