Dear Friend 

This past Saturday, I joined the Memphis Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. for their HIV/AIDS Symposium. This was a gathering that brought together advocates, medical experts, caregivers, and neighbors who refuse to let stigma or silence keep our community unsafe.

The stories I heard were Raw. Real. Courageous.
Parents who lost loved ones. Young people navigating new diagnoses. Providers who work every day in clinics that are underfunded, understaffed, and overwhelmed.

And one message kept coming up again and again: Shelby County needs leadership that treats public health as public safety.

We need leadership that understands ZIP codes shouldn’t determine life expectancy.

We need leadership that believes in free, accessible HIV testing, not just during special events but year-round.

We need leadership that invests in prevention just as much as treatment.

I’m running for Shelby County Mayor because I believe every one of us deserves to live in a community where health care is accessible, stigma-free, and rooted in dignity. And I believe we can make that a reality.

But building a healthier county, one that protects every neighbor, requires a grassroots movement powered by people like you.

Will you chip in $5, $10, or $25 today to help us build a Shelby County where no one is left behind—where health care, testing, and prevention are rights, not privileges?

Thank you for standing with me in this fight. Together, we can build a Shelby County where every resident has access to the care and support they need - not just to survive, but to thrive.

For Our Health,
Mickell Lowery 

Paid for by Friends of Mickell Lowery

Friends of Mickell Lowery
PO Box 3560
Memphis, TN 38173
United States

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