Help Bring Brandon Home

In August 2026, after years of fighting for his constitutional rights, my husband, Brandon Crews, had his convictions overturned by the Washington State Court of Appeals and was granted a new trial. This was a huge victory for our family, but our journey is far from over.

Brandon's bail is set at $250,000 , but we've found a bail bondsman willing to work with us. The bond fee is 10%, or $25,000 , and the bondsman has agreed to accept $12,500 upfront , with payments on the remaining balance. We're hoping to raise as close to the $25,000 needed for his bond as possible.

For those who know Brandon, you know his passion for helping others, especially young people. Before his incarceration, he founded Master Minorities, coached youth sports through Metro Parks Tacoma, mentored youth, and encouraged entrepreneurship and opportunities for a better future.

That commitment didn't stop during his incarceration. Brandon created and taught The Power of Progression , a violence-reduction curriculum focused on personal growth, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and generational wealth. His efforts earned him the "Above and Beyond - Violence Reduction" award from the Washington State Department of Corrections.

Together, Brandon and I co-founded Ethical Justice Advocacy , a nonprofit supporting individuals and families impacted by the justice system. Through our Crown & Joy holiday program, we supported eight families last year and are now in our second year. The program serves children and families impacted by parental incarceration, reentry challenges, and barriers to employment or stable housing due to a parent's felony conviction. We also publish Outside Insight , a free newsletter reaching correctional facilities in eight states, focused on wellness, education, and maintaining family connections.

I'm proud of Brandon's continued growth and the difference he's worked to make, even through difficult circumstances. He has children waiting for him, a home to return to, employment opportunities, and a community ready to welcome him back.

We've spent years doing what we can to show up for others, and now we're asking our community to show up for us. Asking for help isn't easy, but having Brandon home would mean more to our family than words can explain.

If Brandon has ever made a difference in your life, if our work has touched your family, or if you believe in fairness and the opportunity for continued growth, please consider donating or sharing our story.

Every contribution matters, and we're grateful for everyone standing beside us.

In Solidarity & With Much Appreciation,

Jenice Crews

Donations will support Brandon's personal bail bond and legal expenses, not Ethical Justice Advocacy.