Support My Mission
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Turn belief into participation.
Your mentorship, books, and encouragement power the educational and long-term build of The Xavier Lee Plan. Books fuel the next report. Words travel inside. And every door opened here becomes a door opened later — for me, and for the next person walking this road.
Three Ways to Step In”
Ordered by what moves the plan furthest, fastest.
- Most Direct Impact
Mentorship
Real estate, education, financial literacy, life. Give an hour, share a contact, or open a door. This is the highest-leverage way to move the plan forward.
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Books
Every book adds knowledge. The goal is to build a real estate company on education first—studying investing, construction, finance, business, and leadership before putting those lessons into practice. Learning today creates opportunities tomorrow.
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Encouragement
This project is built in public. Encouragement creates accountability and reminds me that the journey is bigger than one person. Your words become part of the record and fuel the discipline to keep moving forward. Sometimes the right message arrives at the right moment.
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Send Xavier a Letter
A letter is the oldest form of mentorship.
Every letter is opened, read, and appreciated. Building a future from inside prison can be a lonely road at times, and a few sincere words can make a bigger difference than most people realize. Whether it's encouragement, advice, a lesson you've learned, or simply a note to say you're paying attention—the letter matters.
- Letters welcome
- Books via wishlist
- Mailing Address
Xavier Lee #64609-037
FCI Fort Dix
P.O. Box 2000
Joint Base MDL
NJ 08640
STAMP
Please include a return address. Avoid contraband, staples, or stickers — facility rules apply.
The Supporters Wall
The story has already reached the air.
- Medium · Illumination
Medium – More Than Our Crimes
Featured in More Than Our Crimes on Medium, Xavier shared a firsthand account of incarceration and the importance of treating every person with dignity. The article highlights a belief that education, reflection, and honest conversation can create understanding, encourage growth, and help build better outcomes for individuals and communities alike.
EASSY
Read on Medium
- NFL · Inspire Change
NFL Inspire Change – Free Minds Book Club
Featured through the NFL's Inspire Change initiative highlighting Free Minds Book Club, an organization that uses books, writing, and community support to help individuals transform their lives. Xavier's involvement reflects a long-standing commitment to education, personal development, and sharing knowledge with others through mentorship and teaching.
Feature
Watch on NFL.com
- NPR · 2022
NPR – All Things Considered
Featured on NPR's All Things Considered as part of the Lead Up program inside the Washington, D.C., jail. The story highlighted Xavier's work developing community-based solutions to gun violence and his unlikely friendship with District Court Judge Zia Faruqui—an example of how education, dialogue, and personal growth can build bridges across very different worlds.
Radio
Listen on NPR
The Supporters Wall
The people already walking with the plan.
Every mentor, every book sender, every contributor, every letter writer — named here with permission. Your name belongs on this wall too.
Journal Entries
Continue the story
Pick what fits. They all move the build forward.
- Amazon Wishlist
Send a Book
Books support the learning behind The Xavier Plan. Each book helps shape future lessons, reports, classes, and the long-term mission.
- Hand-curated by Xavier — every title moves the plan forward
- Published as a full report once read
- Your name credited in the report acknowledgement
Encouragement
Send Encouragement
Not every form of support is financial. A short message, prayer, or word of encouragement can help keep the mission moving forward.
"Reading your journals has changed how I talk to the young men in my church."
— Pastor R. · Washington, D.C.
"Sent two books from the wishlist. Hearing my name in the report made my family cry."
— J. Alvarez · Atlanta, GA