Welcome to Azal Benne Lockett Foundation
The ABL Foundation represents the fervent, industrious, loving, and giving spirit of its namesake, Azal Benne’ Lockett. The foundation was created in his honor after his tragic departure from this life in December 2020.
Today is Giving Tuesday!!!
The Azal Benne Lockett Foundation’s exists to: Help Heal, Offer Hope and Hold Hearts of those traveling through grief towards healing in their lives. We hold dynamic seminars to educate the community and give tools to assist with life during the grief journey through our “Permission To” Series. We also give counseling referrals, assistance financially with funeral costs and those needing assistance as they journey through illness.
You can assist us with our mission by clicking the link below to Give in this Giving Tuesday.
Thank you.
Not pictured: Veniece Session, Paulette Boggs, Angel Morel Brown, Steven Durant, Edwina Patterson
OUR MISSION
To provide quality & effective coordination of services, including
Counseling Referrals.
Economic Resources & Training to those who are experiencing loss and trauma.
We exist to help people heal, offer hope, and hold hearts during the grief and healing process.
PERMISSION SERIES
MAKE A DONATION
The ABL Foundation is working to ensure that overcoming the grief associated with a loss is not undertaken without vital support.
Your financial support will help to grow the mission of ABL, providing a safe space where healing can happen. Peer support and education will be possible because of your kindness.
You can help us provide the dynamic tools to assist those impacted by grief and loss. Your support is crucial to our efforts to solve the problem. ‘
Thank you in advance for your contribution, your donation will go toward- grief counseling, emotional support, and educational training.
THANK YOU
We’d like to thank you for your continuous support.
Testimonials
They say laughter is the best medicine! That’s just what the doctor ordered! Permission to Laugh was an amazing event that touched me and my sisters. It’s been 25 years to almost the day that we lost our mother 11/5/98 and the event brought tears, memories and laughter. I’ve been struggling with grieving the old me as I enter this new phase in my life. It’s both exciting and terrifying. Self-doubt and even a little imposter syndrome can creep in but a complete stranger said to me you’re more than enough without knowing me or my story.
- Dr. Alicia Shelby