The 27 signers
Jack Brewer
Founder; describes himself as a Christian evangelist, The Jack Brewer Foundation (dba Serving Ministries)
Listed by the campaign as: The Jack Brewer Foundation, dba Serving Ministries
Church / organization
- Name
- The Jack Brewer Foundation (dba Serving Ministries)
- Location
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- Affiliation
- Christian nonprofit; fatherhood and prison ministry (not a congregation)
- Tradition
- Other / ministry
- Notes
- Nonprofit records place the foundation in Plantation, Fla.; the campaign list gives no city.
Sources: servingministries.org · guidestar.org · charitynavigator.org
About the signer
Public and political roles: Spoke at the 2020 Republican National Convention. Named in 2020 to the federal Commission on the Social Status of Black Men and Boys; chair of the America First Policy Institute’s Opportunity Now Center (2021).
Former NFL safety (2002–06). The DMN describes him as leading a prison and food ministry.
Sources: servingministries.org · thejackbrewerfoundation.org · guidestar.org · charitynavigator.org · en.wikipedia.org · religionunplugged.com · complianceconcourse.willkie.com · institutefc.org
Ties to Paxton, his campaigns, or the AG’s office
None found that met the sourcing standard.
Checked: OAG releases and news coverage searched by name and church. Nothing met the sourcing standard. FEC: Ken Paxton for Senate itemized receipts and disbursements checked by name (Oct. 21, 2026); Texas Ethics Commission records for his state campaigns not yet checked.
Publicly reported controversies
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The SEC sued Brewer in federal court (SEC v. Jack Brewer, S.D.N.Y.), alleging he sold more than $100,000 of COPsync stock in January 2017 on nonpublic information about an upcoming offering, avoiding about $35,000 in losses, and that he acted as an unregistered broker.
Response: Reached by NPR in 2020, Brewer said he was taking off for a flight and hung up; he did not respond to later requests.
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U.S. District Judge Jennifer Rearden granted the SEC partial summary judgment, finding Brewer traded COPsync shares on material nonpublic information. In September 2025 the SEC asked the court to order about $160,000 in disgorgement, penalties and interest (Law360).
Response: His attorneys did not immediately respond to Front Office Sports.
sec.gov · frontofficesports.com · law360.com · complianceconcourse.willkie.com
Checked: News coverage and court records searched by name, church and city.
Church staff history: News coverage searched for misconduct by other pastors, youth or children’s ministry staff, elders and the church school; nothing reported (county court records not searched).