Tiara M. Parks 

The Tiara M. Parks Uplift Foundation

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​The Tiara M. Parks Uplift Foundation is dedicated to uplifting young men and women that has been affected by gun violence. Our mission is to provide support by mentoring, teaching life skills that will build character and self esteem, and also scholarship awards to deserving students.


P.O Box #846

​20650 S. Cicero, Matteson, IL.   

60443

​​Can't spend a dime? 
Then, spend some time... helping us help those in need.

Learn how you can get involved with Project Uplift.

Tiara also was a mother of a three year old son whom she loved dearly and provided a safe and loving home. Her legacy is defined now by the work of volunteers and others just like you.




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To help end gun violence in our communities and provide aspiring young students with opportunities to achieve their goals, we must do our part. We have many successes under our belt, but we need more help, and that's where you come in. 
​ While you can volunteer with us directly, you can donate items to provide needed supplies and materials for our mentorship and enrichment education programs. There's also much you can do on your own. Contact us to learn more about opportunities and ideas for donating to our fundraising efforts, events, campaigns, or how to involve your community, school or company.
​​Make a single or monthly donation directly from your bank account, credit card, or Paypal.

      Raising Hope to A Higher Ground

Tiara M. Parks was the victim of a random drive by shooting on April 23, 2016. Tiara was a young lady full of life with compassion and love for all of her friends and family. 


She was a recent college graduate and after determining what she wanted her life mission to become, she became an aspiring nursing student to help and comfort others.