On Saturday, May 10, 2025, The Malcolm Jenkins Foundation proudly joined Cooper Medical School of Rowan University (CMSRU) to celebrate the culmination of a powerful partnership—one rooted in education, empowerment, and community. Through CMSRU’s JUMP High (Junior Urban Medical Pioneers) program, eight New Jersey high school students and their parents completed TMJF’s Closing the Wealth Gap program, a multi-week financial literacy course powered by TMJF and the nationally recognized Money Vehicle curriculum. As TMJF celebrates 15 years of impact, initiatives like this one underscore the importance of collaboration, culturally responsive programming, and community-rooted solutions. We are deeply grateful to Dr. Hewlett, CMSRU, and every student, parent, and mentor who made this experience a success. This is more than a partnership. It’s a movement toward equity, opportunity, and generational transformation—one family at a time. #NewJersey #rowanuniversity #financialliteracy #closethewealthgap #themalcolmjenkinsfoundation #southjersey #TMJF Rowan University Chamber of Commerce Southern New Jersey (fb)

The auction is now live! Thank you for being in this with us! #wereinthistogether ”And anchoring the entire collection is Tavares Strachan’s neon sculpture, We’re In This Together. Six words that feel simple — until you really sit with them. Because if we were truly in this together, would we need to be reminded? Tavares’ work lives in that contradiction. His practice challenges us to confront what we’ve erased, what we’re building, and how we stay connected. He’s not just an artist. He’s a philosopher, a builder of systems, a keeper of cultural memory. I consider it an honor to know him, to learn from him, and to carry this piece forward in a moment that demands clarity and courage.” —Malcolm Malcolm Jenkins, The Founder and Chairman of The Malcolm Jenkins Foundation, is dedicated to building legacy through art, impact, and community. Pictured is one of six of the pieces that he will offer in the Phillips’ Modern & Contemporary Art Day Sale, Afternoon Session in New York. Artworks donated directly by artists such as Tavares Strachan, Adrian Armstrong, Yoyo Lander, Hebru Brantley, Dominic Chambers, and Anthony Akinbola and will be available for public view from May 3 to May 13, 2025 and will be for sale on May 14, 2025. To register to bid, click link in our bio. Bids will be accepted in person at the Phillips’s Modern & Contemporary Art Day Sale, Afternoon Session in New York and if you are unable to attend, you will be to able to bid online. Proceeds will benefit The Malcolm Jenkins Foundation. #tavaresstrachan #WeAreInThisTogether #ArtAsStorytelling #BlackArtists #ContemporaryArt #ArtForImpact #LegacyThroughArt #TheMalcolmJenkinsFoundation #MalcolmJenkins #ArtAuction #PhillipsAuction #ArtForChange #YouthEmpowerment #SupportBlackArt #ArtExhibition #ArtCollectors #ModernArt #ArtThatSpeaks #ArtForGood #FirstOfItsKind #africandiasporaart #ChangeTheNarrative #phillipsauction #blackartcollector #artistsforchange #artactivism #durag #artasresistance #artwithpurpose #artcollectorscommunity (fb)