The resolution commemorates the founding of Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated, which was established on January 24, 1938, by Marian Stubbs and 20 other mothers to provide educational, cultural, and social activities for African American youth. Over the years, the organization has expanded significantly, now comprising 262 chapters across seven regions and representing over 50,000 families. Each chapter engages in annual programming that focuses on service projects and civic engagement, fostering the growth and development of children and preparing them to become future leaders.

Additionally, the resolution highlights the philanthropic efforts of the Jack and Jill of America Foundation, which has contributed millions of dollars to communities since its establishment in 1968. It notes that on April 20, 2023, Alabama's seven chapters will gather at the State House for the Annual Jack and Jill Day at the Capitol to advocate for various legislative issues, including voting education, support for the Crown Act, gun control, policing reform, and mental health awareness. The resolution commends the Alabama chapters for their dedication and impactful work within their communities and authorizes the distribution of the resolution to Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated.