J6 Jonathan Joseph Copeland

**Dear Supporters, Friends, and Patriots,**

This is an urgent update on Jonathan Joseph Copeland’s GiveSendGo campaign. If you’ve donated, prayed, or shared his story before—thank you. Your support has been a lifeline. If you’re new here, please read on. Jonathan needs help now more than ever to rebuild after years of injustice.

On January 6, 2021, Jonathan stood peacefully at the Capitol, exercising his First Amendment right to protest what he believed was a stolen election. He never hurt anyone. He never broke a window. He never carried a weapon.Yet he was arrested, charged, and treated like a domestic terrorist. Prosecutors pushed for 30 years in prison. Key witnesses who could prove his peaceful intent were barred. Evidence was twisted. The judge and prosecutors had already decided his fate. In the end, Jonathan was sentenced to almost eight years in federal prison—a devastating blow for simply being present.

Prison crushed him. Isolated, labeled an “insurrectionist,” he couldn’t trust the guards, the system, or even the news. He was cut off from family, unable to speak freely, and surrounded by hostility. The FBI raids, media smears, and betrayal by institutions he once believed in left deep scars. When he was finally released in January 2025 after President Trump pardoned all January 6 defendants, his life was in ruins: his job was gone, his savings depleted, and his previous living arrangement lost the moment he was taken to prison.

Right now, Jonathan is staying with a relative—but that’s temporary. He has no stable place of his own, no privacy to heal, and no way to fully restart without help. Simple things—reliable transportation, work clothes, or funds to secure his own room—are out of reach. He’s fighting severe depression every day, but he’s determined to work, to rebuild trust, and to stand on his own again.

Your donation today will go directly to: 

- Securing a stable living space 

- Transportation (gas, or vehicle repair)  

- Necessities to live 

Every dollar helps. Every share reaches someone who cares. Jonathan isn’t asking for pity—he’s asking for a second chance after surviving a broken system.

Thank you. God bless you, and God Bless America! 

*Jonathan reads every message. Your encouragement means the world.*