We are a 501C3 Non-Profit Community Outreach
“Helping others to grow, learn something new or achieve their goals is my passion.”
Bessie Miller Gaylord is a native of Jackson, MS and has been a Riverside, California resident for over forty two years. She has always had a passion to give back to her community and has make significant contributions to society. Growing up in Mississippi in a large family of eight children there were always bumps in the road. I grew up wanting to make the best of my life placing my education at the forefront. I was confident that I could by the grace of God. As a wife, mother of two, and grandmother of seven, I knew I always had it in me to reach out and lend a helping hand. I truly enjoyed feeding the homeless and helping anyone else in need. I began to envision, Black Lives Matter Help Us a non-profit organization designed to offer an array of free services to lift up those in need. Many people just need a little support to get their lives back on track and headed in the right direction. I am excited about the launch of this worthwhile organization and look forward to serving.
“Black Lives Matter Help Us is my way of making positive change in the world.”
Seval Haley is the Vice President of Black Lives Matter. Seval is responsible for the vision, strategy and fundraising efforts for the success of our organization. Ms. Haley has 22 years of accounting, management and a finance background. The majority of her career has been spent in a variety of finance roles. Prior to her appointment as Vice President in 2018, she spent three years as COO of Sedulous Holdings. She began her career as an accountant, and then rose through the ranks in the finance department at Bank of America and Union Bank before she was rotated into broader operating roles. She later moved her career from the finance department, and transitioned into general management after a comparatively short 10 years in finance roles. She is currently employed with the County of San Bernardino, where she is passionate about giving everyone choices and resources to meet their goals and needs. Her expertise as a Business Manager and a public service worker afforded her the opportunity to work with local advisory boards to better the lives of her community.