Mark and Joi Smith fight to keep people from going hungry and homeless with their non-profit Joi’s Angels

Dec. 17, 2024 – 01:18 – They overcome personal heartbreaks, fell in love and experience incredible success– then decided to become guardian angels of the community by building Joi’s Angels in East Orange, New Jersey. Mark and Joi Smith’s story of 20-years of service will inspire you to believe you can make a difference too.

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Natasha S. Alford is an award-winning journalist, filmmaker and media executive driven by the power of storytelling. TheGrio Weekly with Natasha S. Alford reports the latest in news, culture and entertainment.