Mission Statement

My Brother Too is driven by the mission: to fiercely support and uplift trans and gender-nonconforming/gender-expansive BIPOC communities. As a steadfast nonprofit organization, we are resolutely dedicated to providing support, critical resources, and essential services to transgender individuals in the South, with a primary focus on transgender men. Through commitment, inclusive support groups, transformative educational initiatives, vital healthcare referrals, and legal assistance, we boldly forge a safe and empowering community for those facing discrimination and systemic barriers. Our mission is to ignite the flames of empowerment, enabling transgender individuals to live unapologetically authentic lives filled with pride and boundless possibilities

Allyn Cropper

Executive Director

Allyn Cropper, a retired service member with over 13 years of honorable service, is the dedicated Executive Director of My Brother Too. Guided by the organization's mission, Allyn leads a transgender-led initiative that aims to create visibility, provide education on life and safety skills, and effectively advocate for the needs of trans-masculine individuals in a constructive and healthy manner. While the primary focus is on enhancing the lives of trans-masculine individuals, My Brother Too remains committed to establishing safe spaces and support networks for the entire transgender community.



Allyn's dedication to community upliftment has been recognized through prestigious fellowships, including the Crystal LaBeija fellowship, the first Human Rights Campaign ACTIVATE fellowship, and the Transman dedicated NMAC BLOC program. Supported by their family and fueled by unwavering faith, Allyn's mission is to uplift and empower their community, dedicating their life to building a stronger and more inclusive future for all.