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About Us
Brandon Marshall
Founder, Williams-Marshall Cares
Born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada, Brandon Marshall attended Cimarron-Memorial High School, where he played football and was also a member of the track & field team. In football, Brandon was named a first team All-Sunset Conference as a linebacker and tight end. Marshall was named second team all-state as a linebacker, and was also a two-time all-league on offensive and defense. In 2016, Cimarron-Memorial High School retired Marshall's high school jersey on May 13.
Marshall attended the University of Nevada Reno, where he majored in criminal justice and played football for the Wolf Back as an outside linebacker. He was named second team All-WAC. Brandon was selected by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the 2012 NFL Draft. Later in 2013, Marshall signed with the Denver Broncos. After defeating the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship Game, the Broncos went on to play in the 2014 Super Bowl. Marshall played with the Denver Broncos through 2018 and was named to the Denver Broncos 2010's all decade team.
Brandon runs several successful businesses, and is committed to giving back to the Southern Nevada community. Throughout his career, Brandon has worked tirelessly to invoke change in social justice issues. In 2016, Brandon founded Williams-Marshall Cares together with his mother, Barbara Marshall. WMC is dedicated to inspiring and activating youth athletes and future leaders for a lifelong commitment to service, integrity and community leadership. The Williams-Marshall Cares Leadership Program envisions a future where youth are empowered to unleash their potential, equipped with the skills and inspiration to become positive role models and community leaders.
Barbara Marshall
Charnae Harden Marshall
Charnae Harden Marshall
Program Director
Barbara Marshall is the Program Director of the Williams-Marshall Cares Leadership Program. Barbara drives program implementation and development, spearheading the growth of the WMC Foundation. Barbara is a community advocate and mentor, helping to inspire and teach youth program participants that they can be anything they
Program Director
Barbara Marshall is the Program Director of the Williams-Marshall Cares Leadership Program. Barbara drives program implementation and development, spearheading the growth of the WMC Foundation. Barbara is a community advocate and mentor, helping to inspire and teach youth program participants that they can be anything they want to be. Barbara is the mother of two sons, Brandon and Marcus Marshall.
Charnae Harden Marshall
Charnae Harden Marshall
Charnae Harden Marshall
Director of Development and Youth Coordinator
Charnae Harden Marshall is a Las Vegas business owner and serves as WMC’s Director of Development and Youth Coordinator. For over 5 years, Charnae has worked to lead donor acquisition and fundraising efforts for the organization. Charnae co-facilitates many of the WMC programs, works closely as
Director of Development and Youth Coordinator
Charnae Harden Marshall is a Las Vegas business owner and serves as WMC’s Director of Development and Youth Coordinator. For over 5 years, Charnae has worked to lead donor acquisition and fundraising efforts for the organization. Charnae co-facilitates many of the WMC programs, works closely as a mentor supporting youth participants and coordinating outreach programs. Charnae’s passion is helping youth organize their life goals and expectations early and empowering them with the tools and self-confidence to work through any challenges they may face on their journey to becoming adults.
Jacob Wallace Jr.
Charnae Harden Marshall
Jacob Wallace Jr.
Assistant Program Director
Jacob Wallace, Jr. is a native of the San Francisco Bay Area. Jacob attended New Mexico State University, where he played Division I football and received his degree in Sociology and Business Management. Jacob obtained his master’s degree in industrial psychology and certification in Conflict Resolution from
Assistant Program Director
Jacob Wallace, Jr. is a native of the San Francisco Bay Area. Jacob attended New Mexico State University, where he played Division I football and received his degree in Sociology and Business Management. Jacob obtained his master’s degree in industrial psychology and certification in Conflict Resolution from Golden Gate University. Jacob currently serves as a member of the National Guard and a member of the Rotary International. Jacob joined Williams-Marshall Cares Leadership Program in 2015.