About Assist 4 Life
2026 application deadline: August 28.
About Assist 4 Life
We help students show up, succeed, and build a future beyond the classroom.
WHAT WE DO
Assist 4 Life is committed to closing the opportunity gap by equipping students in Southern Dallas with the skills, confidence, and support needed to succeed.
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We reduce chronic absenteeism by helping students stay engaged and connected to school.
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We strengthen relationships between students, families, and educators.
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We introduce students to real-world skills and career opportunities in high-demand industries.
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We build confidence, discipline, and life skills for long-term success.
About Assist 4 Life
Micheal Williams was raised in Southern Dallas and attended Carter High School, where he excelled academically and athletically. His performance on the basketball court led to a scholarship at Baylor University and selection by the Detroit Pistons in the 1988 NBA Draft.
During his NBA career, he was part of the “Bad Boys” championship team and set the NBA record for most consecutive free throws—97. Throughout his professional career, he remained committed to giving back and supporting children in their educational pursuits.
After retiring from the NBA, Williams returned to Dallas, launched his own business, and continued pursuing his philanthropic vision. That commitment became the Mike Williams Assist 4 Life Foundation, focused on education, high-need schools, strategic partnerships, and the success of every child it serves.