Honoring Legacy. Strengthening Community. Transforming Lives. 

Thank you for standing with WWX17 through another year of justice‑rooted, dignity‑centered service. In 2025, your support helped us reach 5,255 individuals across Tarrant County — families, students, seniors, and unhoused neighbors who deserved to be seen, supported, and uplifted.

Together, we are building systems of care that last.

⭐ 2025 Annual Impact Highlights

Wesley’s Diaper Pantry

• Served families monthly across high‑need neighborhoods
• Distributed 33,000 diapers (infant + adult)
• Strengthened partnerships with local schools and community supporters

Hot Time in the City (Heat‑Relief Outreach)

• Provided essentials, hydration, and care to hundreds of men, women, and children facing extreme heat

Soul‑2‑Soul Men’s Outreach

• Delivered dignity‑centered support to men experiencing homelessness and instability

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• Served seniors, adults, and families with compassion and community connection

Student Donation Give‑Aways (Quarterly)

• Supported 1,875 students with hygiene items, essentials, and school‑based care

SitFitness Virtual Wellness Program

• Delivered 460 hours of accessible, weekly wellness programming for seniors and adults

⭐ Bombas Socks Partnership — 2025 Distribution

A decade‑long partnership that continues to restore dignity across our community.

Total Pairs Distributed in 2025: 14,750

Distribution Highlights:

• WWX17 Hot Time in the City — 1,500
• WWX17 10th Annual Community Event — 3,000
• Young Women Leadership Academy — 750
• Faith Tabernacle Christian Church — 100
• Southwest High School — 1,000
• Dunbar High School — 750
• Arlington Heights High School — 250
• Eastern Hills High School — 250
• Eastern Hills Elementary — 350
• CC Moss Elementary — 350
• Village Creek Nursing Home & Rehab — 500
• Medical City Fort Worth Social Services — 500
• CleanUp USA — 3,250
• CMA Sock It To ’Em Campaign — 300
• Destiny Church Fall Festival — 250
• St. Mark Church Youth Sock Drive — 600
• Mt. Calvary — 350
• Lake Como Community of Home Apts — 350
• Como Community Center — 350

⭐ Together, We Made 2025 a Year of Legacy in Motion

Your generosity, your partnership, and your belief in this movement helped us turn grief into strategy, remembrance into action, and community into systems of care.

Thank you for helping us build the BluePrint — one life, one family, one act of dignity at a time.

Annual Impact Report 2025

2025 Humanitarian Impact Report

This report is part of WWX17’s commitment to full transparency and global accountability. It provides a clear, accessible overview of our humanitarian work across Fort Worth and Arlington, including homelessness relief, basic‑needs distribution, youth support, and community resilience efforts. The report outlines our service numbers, program outcomes, partnerships, and the systems‑change strategies that guide our work as an internationally recognized NGO.

Download the full Annual Impact Report Above above to review our impact, stewardship, and continued commitment to dignity‑centered service.

WWX17 Global & International Work WWX17 is a Texas‑rooted, globally engaged 501(c)(3) nonprofit and internationally recognized NGO delivering grief‑informed, justice‑rooted humanitarian support to individuals and families facing homelessness, housing instability, and systemic inequity. Founded in honor of Wesley Pearce Brown and Waymond Patrick Brown II, and carried forward through the living legacy of Kristopher Xavier Brown, WWX17 transforms memory into motion through its BluePrint: Justice, Love, Legacy—designing dignity‑centered care, systemic navigation, and community‑rooted support that protect capacity and advance long‑term stability.

WWX17 expands internationally through digital partnerships, shared learning, and co‑designed frameworks—not physical operations. Our global posture centers listening, relationship‑building, and dignity‑driven collaboration.

We are currently engaging in early‑stage conversations with organizations across:

• Australia (Emerging Partnerships)
• Canada
• Mexico
• United Kingdom
• Kenya
• Phillippines
• Negeria

🌐 Why WWX17 Expands Digitally First

WWX17’s global expansion model is intentional, ethical, and grounded in dignity. We lead with digital sovereignty, not geographic presence.

We expand digitally first because it:

• Protects community safety
• Ensures cultural alignment
• Avoids premature legal obligations
• Builds trust before presence
• Centers listening and co‑design
• Prevents burnout and overextension
• Honors global dignity and sovereignty

We do not operate physical programs outside Texas. We build frameworks, not footprints.

What WWX17 Is / What WWX17 Is Not

WWX17 IS:

• A framework holder
• A global thought leader
• A grief‑informed, justice‑rooted movement
• A dignity‑centered collaborator
• A virtual partnership organization
• A co‑design partner

WWX17 IS NOT:

• Operating physical programs outside Texas
• Providing direct services internationally
• Soliciting international donations
• Establishing offices or staff abroad
• Exporting U.S. models without cultural adaptation

This clarity protects dignity, compliance, and community trust.

🧭 Global Frameworks We Offer

WWX17 collaborates internationally through frameworks, not services.

Our global offerings include:

• Justice–Love–Legacy Framework (Global Edition)
• Legacy‑Centered Outreach Model
• Grief‑Informed Care in Community Settings
• Dignity‑Centered Navigation Practices
• Dementia Awareness for Community Care Systems
• Youth Leadership & Storytelling Exchange

These frameworks support NGOs, universities, councils, and community organizations seeking to strengthen dignity‑centered care.

🤝 SECTION: Partner With Us (International)

WWX17 is currently engaging in early‑stage listening and relationship‑building with organizations whose values align with dignity, justice, and community‑rooted care.

Our partnership posture centers:

• Listening
• Co‑design
• Shared learning
• Cultural Humility
• Relationship‑Centered Collaboration

We welcome conversations with organizations exploring:

• Dignity‑Centered Outreach
• Youth Empowerment
• Community Storytelling
• Grief‑Informed Care
• Systems Navigation
• Global advocacy
• Virtual volunteer exchanges

Submit an International Partnership Interest Form 📧 [email protected]rg

Listening. Learning. Building relationships.

WWX17 is exploring early‑stage, digital‑first partnerships in Australia to support community‑based, dignity‑centered care initiatives. We are not operating services, accepting donations, or establishing physical presence. Instead, we are:

• listening to community leaders
• learning from local organizations
• exploring co‑designed pilot collaborations
• identifying shared values around dignity and justice

Our focus in Australia includes:

• hidden homelessness
• aging and dementia awareness
• youth empowerment
• dignity‑centered outreach
• community resilience

This page will evolve as relationships deepen.

📥 Interested in connecting? Submit our International Partnership Interest Form.

Digital Presence Map (Not Operational Footprint)

WWX17’s global network includes emerging and active digital partnerships across:

• Australia– Emerging Partnerships
• Canada– Youth & Community Care
• Mexico– Youth & Family Stability
• United Kingdom– Policy & Systems Change
• Kenya– Youth Leadership & Community Resilience
• Philippines– Youth Empowerment & Dignity Care
• Nigeria– Community‑Rooted Outreach & Youth Leadership

A world map graphic can show dotted lines connecting each region to Texas, symbolizing virtual collaboration.

WWX17 expands internationally through digital partnerships, shared learning, and co‑designed frameworks. This form helps us understand alignment and explore early‑stage collaboration.

Organization Name: Country: Website: Primary Contact Name: Email: Phone (optional):

1. What is your mission and core area of work?

2. How does your work align with dignity-centered, community-rooted care?

3. What interests you about WWX17’s Justice–Love–Legacy Framework?

4. What type of virtual collaboration do you envision?

5. What strengths or expertise could your organization contribute?

6. Are you open to co-designing pilot initiatives?

7. How does your organization approach community listening and shared learning?

📧 Submit to: [email protected]rg