Tears out in my heart. RIP Little warrior. Life is not easy for nobody, still that like, you took a decision stopping pain in your white softly heart. Jamey!
Jamey started a movement, even if he didn't live to see it. A guy named Michael Knote, a resident of Dayton Ohio, created a tribute page to Jamey where he talked about the effects of bullying in general, but more specifically anti-LGBTQ bullying. That page turned into a charity organization called Have A Gay Day, which s now multi-faceted. They do charity work, not just for the local LGBTQ community, have a free pantry (they're always accepting both cash donations and food donations, along with any supplies, including paper products, hygenic supplies and pet supplies, including pet food) and have an outreach program. Michael posts a tribute to Jamey on social media every year on the anniversary of his death as a reminder, not just that the hate that drove Jamey to suicide still exists, but there are alot of us out there that are sommitted to ending that hate
