Welcome to the
Jordan Alexander Cofield Foundation, Inc.
"Enriching lives through legacy"
ABOUT US
Our Mission The JORDAN ALEXANDER COFIELD FOUNDATION, INC. is your one-stop not-for-profit organization that is dedicated to improving and enriching lives. We offer hope, healing, and restoration through financial literacy, health & wellness educational forums, career development, and mentoring services to promote total wellness for all. The Jordan Alexander Cofield Foundation, Inc. thrives on providing the essential tools and resources for healthy, happy, harmonious, and productive living.
Our History Jordan Alexander Cofield departed this life suddenly on August 22, 2020 in a tragic motorcycle accident on I-795 in Owings Mills, MD at the ripe age of only 20 years old. He was a bright light in our lives and in the community. Jordan was a gifted, lively individual who touched the lives of everyone he came in contact with. He had a contagious smile that could win you over immediately. He had so much more to accomplish. His biggest goal was to make it to the NFL , which he was very close to accomplishing. He was already listed as an NFL Draft Diamond. Jordan was not only an astonishing 2 sport athlete(Morgan State Starting Wide Receiver and #1 HBCU Male for the 60 yard dash) but he was also an avid scholar on the Deans list at Morgan State prior to his death. In honor of all the lives Jordan touched and his love of inspiring and encouraging others we have established this foundation to keep the legacy he built alive and enrich the lives of others.
Our History Jordan Alexander Cofield departed this life suddenly on August 22, 2020 in a tragic motorcycle accident on I-795 in Owings Mills, MD at the ripe age of only 20 years old. He was a bright light in our lives and in the community. Jordan was a gifted, lively individual who touched the lives of everyone he came in contact with. He had a contagious smile that could win you over immediately. He had so much more to accomplish. His biggest goal was to make it to the NFL , which he was very close to accomplishing. He was already listed as an NFL Draft Diamond. Jordan was not only an astonishing 2 sport athlete(Morgan State Starting Wide Receiver and #1 HBCU Male for the 60 yard dash) but he was also an avid scholar on the Deans list at Morgan State prior to his death. In honor of all the lives Jordan touched and his love of inspiring and encouraging others we have established this foundation to keep the legacy he built alive and enrich the lives of others.
Our History Jordan Alexander Cofield departed this life suddenly on August 22, 2020 in a tragic motorcycle accident on I-795 in Owings Mills, MD at the ripe age of only 20 years old. He was a bright light in our lives and in the community. Jordan was a gifted, lively individual who touched the lives of everyone he came in contact with. He had a contagious smile that could win you over immediately. He had so much more to accomplish. His biggest goal was to make it to the NFL , which he was very close to accomplishing. He was already listed as an NFL Draft Diamond. Jordan was not only an astonishing 2 sport athlete(Morgan State Starting Wide Receiver and #1 HBCU Male for the 60 yard dash) but he was also an avid scholar on the Deans list at Morgan State prior to his death. In honor of all the lives Jordan touched and his love of inspiring and encouraging others we have established this foundation to keep the legacy he built alive and enrich the lives of others.
Our History Jordan Alexander Cofield departed this life suddenly on August 22, 2020 in a tragic motorcycle accident on I-795 in Owings Mills, MD at the ripe age of only 20 years old. He was a bright light in our lives and in the community. Jordan was a gifted, lively individual who touched the lives of everyone he came in contact with. He had a contagious smile that could win you over immediately. He had so much more to accomplish. His biggest goal was to make it to the NFL , which he was very close to accomplishing. He was already listed as an NFL Draft Diamond. Jordan was not only an astonishing 2 sport athlete(Morgan State Starting Wide Receiver and #1 HBCU Male for the 60 yard dash) but he was also an avid scholar on the Deans list at Morgan State prior to his death. In honor of all the lives Jordan touched and his love of inspiring and encouraging others we have established this foundation to keep the legacy he built alive and enrich the lives of others.
Our History Jordan Alexander Cofield departed this life suddenly on August 22, 2020 in a tragic motorcycle accident on I-795 in Owings Mills, MD at the ripe age of only 20 years old. He was a bright light in our lives and in the community. Jordan was a gifted, lively individual who touched the lives of everyone he came in contact with. He had a contagious smile that could win you over immediately. He had so much more to accomplish. His biggest goal was to make it to the NFL , which he was very close to accomplishing. He was already listed as an NFL Draft Diamond. Jordan was not only an astonishing 2 sport athlete(Morgan State Starting Wide Receiver and #1 HBCU Male for the 60 yard dash) but he was also an avid scholar on the Deans list at Morgan State prior to his death. In honor of all the lives Jordan touched and his love of inspiring and encouraging others we have established this foundation to keep the legacy he built alive and enrich the lives of others.
Board Members President: Dr. Chere M. Goode Vice President: Dr. Cheryl Wood Secretary: Jayanna Wood Treasurer: Larice Street General Board Members: Michael Swann, Nicole Moody
Our History Jordan Alexander Cofield departed this life suddenly on August 22, 2020 in a tragic motorcycle accident on I-795 in Owings Mills, MD at the ripe age of only 20 years old. He was a bright light in our lives and in the community. Jordan was a gifted, lively individual who touched the lives of everyone he came in contact with. He had a contagious smile that could win you over immediately. He had so much more to accomplish. His biggest goal was to make it to the NFL , which he was very close to accomplishing. He was already listed as an NFL Draft Diamond. Jordan was not only an astonishing 2 sport athlete(Morgan State Starting Wide Receiver and #1 HBCU Male for the 60 yard dash) but he was also an avid scholar on the Deans list at Morgan State prior to his death. In honor of all the lives Jordan touched and his love of inspiring and encouraging others we have established this foundation to keep the legacy he built alive and enrich the lives of others.
Board Members President: Dr. Chere M. Goode Vice President: Dr. Cheryl Wood Secretary: Jayanna Wood Treasurer: Larice Street General Board Members: Michael Swann, Nicole Moody
THE JORDAN COFIELD PROJECT
MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT STATISTICS
A Total of 5,579 motorcyclists died in crashes in 2020. That is the highest number recorded and an 11 percent increase from 2019. Motorcycle deaths accounted for 14 percent of all motor vehicle crash deaths in 2020 and were more than double the number of motorcyclist deaths in 1997.
Motorcycles are less stable and less visible than cars and often have high performance capabilities. When motorcycles crash, their riders lack the protection of an enclosed vehicle, so they're more likely to be injured or killed. The federal government estimates that per mile traveled in 2019, the number of deaths on motorcycles was nearly 29 times the number in cars.
In the late 1970s the proportion of fatally injured motorcyclists who were 50 and older started to increase, rising from 3 percent of all rider deaths in 1975 to 14 percent in 1997 and 36 percent in 2020. In contrast, 26 percent of the fatally injured motorcyclists in 2020 were younger than 30, compared with 80 percent in 1975.
MISSION
'SAVING LIVES, PRESERVING GENERATIONS'
PROVIDE EDUCATION, COMMUNITY, MENTORSHIP, AND SUPPORT TO PREVENT MOTORCYCLE TRAGEDIES
A RIDE FOR JORDAN
ANNUAL MOTORCYCLE RIDE TO BRING AWARENESS TO MOTORCYCLE SAFETY, PREVENT MOTORCYCLE TRAGEDIES, CREATE COMMUNITY, AND SUPPORT FOR NEW RIDERS
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Adopt-A-Highway Initiative Honoring Jordan A Cofield
Adopt-A-Highway Initiative Honoring Jordan A Cofield
Adopt-A-Highway Initiative Honoring Jordan A Cofield
We have adopted Reisterstown Rd. from High Falcon Rd. to Franklin Blvd. in Owings Mills, MD in honor of
Jordan Alexander Cofield.
Road Cleaning Schedule
Adopt-A-Highway Initiative Honoring Jordan A Cofield
Adopt-A-Highway Initiative Honoring Jordan A Cofield
We clean the roadway in both directions 4 times a year. All are welcomed to volunteer. Many hands make the load light.
Meet us at Reisterstown Rd and High Falcon RD.
Park on High Falcon Rd.
2021/2022 Schedule:
Feb. 18, 2023 10AM-11:00AM
May 13, 2023 10AM-11:00AM
Sept. 9 , 2023 10AM-11:00AM
Nov. 11, 2023 10AM-11:00AM
Call 443.623.6722 for questions, concerns, and community service hours
Help Our Cause
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and fund our mission. Thank you in advance!
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Jordan Alexander Cofield Foundation, Inc.
Hours
Open today | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm |
