Sneaker is honored and privileged to support
the Bay Area Brain Injury Support Group.

Bobby Breaux

• Donated to World Vision since 2003.
• Tithed to many churches since 1992.
• Was involved in voluntary prison ministry almost every weekend for 1.5 years (’95,’96) through a Christian Blues Band, The Peyton Brothers. Spoke to groups of inmates, sometimes thousands of them at a time, sharing life experiences in an effort to bring them hope. Bobby spent one on one time with inmates for hours at a time discussing the problems that they face and their relationship with Christ.
• Volunteered in Christian Faith Center’s (now Shoreline) youth ministry in Austin, Texas for 5 years, from ’93-’97. He played on the worship team and helped troubled kids one on one, talking through their week and offering advice and prayer.
• Worked for 20 years in several churches in music ministry, sometimes as the music minister, pro-bono in all cases but two, and helped start up churches get off the ground through volunteer work and by guiding business decisions.
• In college, put on a fundraiser for Boy’s Haven, a shelter for homeless and troubled youth in Beaumont. Bobby raised community awareness for the organization through local media organizations such as television stations and newspapers, and also enlisted the Beaumont Jaycees to pitch in and volunteer for the event.
• Acted in the Beaumont Community Players for 4 years in college, which was involved in putting on plays pro bono to the community, mostly retired senior citizens, with ticket sales covering expenses only.