Community Huddle was founded by Reverend Byron G. Marshall, Jr., on September 27, 2015. Birthed out of Marshall's grassroots work serving as a civic organizer, he mobilized communities to engage in the electoral process to ignite change and shape common sense policies by leveraging the collective power of their votes. But with partisan gridlock and political polarization on the local, state, and national levels, Marshall was compelled to expand on his grassroots civic work in a nonpartisan and equitable way; thus he formed Community Huddle.

Community Huddle actively engages our community by providing equitable outreach in the areas of education, civic & voter engagement, and prison & juvenile corrections. Our aim through our outreach is serving to promote civic awareness and peace, reduce recidivism, and disrupt the school-to-jail pipeline.

"Our mission is to work in pursuit of a better quality of life in communities, locally and abroad, by promoting civic awareness and peace."

"Our vision is high quality of life communities, locally and abroad, equitably thriving, where peace abounds."