We Fight Monsters
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We Fight Monsters takes on Home for Incurables in South Memphis Effort to Fight Addiction, Violence

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March 9, 2025

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Yesterday began the most significant journey we’ve embarked on to date. Bigger than our work in Afghanistan, Ukraine, Haiti, Ecuador, Mexico, Lahaina, Uvalde, or El Salvador…by a wide margin.

Tomorrow we take our mission to get Memphis, TN off of America’s Deadliest Cities List into a new era.

We’ve shut down four narco trafficking and one human trafficking operation without making a single arrest or firing a single shot, through human connection, introduction of opportunity, and earned trust - not insignificant things.

But the blood and sweat we will shed together tomorrow mark the beginning of a new chapter in this work, we will move the first dirt and clean the first shards of glass on a facility that - like the lives we touch - we are going to renovate and restore to its former glory, only better.

Our own treatment facility. South Memphis’s own trade school, its own community collaboration hub, and so much more.

We need all the prayers and help we can get. We know we’re in way over our heads…but that’s where we shine the most 😉

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