Macy Gray Ramps Up 'My Good' Nonprofit to Help Families of Victims of Police Brutality - Billboard

In response to incidents of police brutality across the United States, singer Macy Gray is ramping up her nonprofit My Good.

The organization, founded quietly earlier this year, seeks to help families and loved ones of victims of police violence with financial, emotional and mental health support.

The org is also at work curating different platforms for the victims’ families to be heard including support groups with grief experts and ministers among other initiatives.

For Gray, this issue and the aftermath for families is personal.

“It’s impossible to ignore the fact that there are thousands of families in our country who are grieving from unaccountable deaths due to police brutality.

We are here to identify those families and help them with grief counseling, legal and financial assistance,” said Gray.

On the org's website, Gray makes it clear that My Good is "NOT an anti-police organization," but rather, her team's efforts will be focused solely on doing "as we can for grieving families." Mental health services are also of utmost importance to the entertainer.

Furthermore, My Good will also curate platforms for victims’ families including support groups with grief experts and ministers.