The Grant Ronnebeck Foundation was created in memorium of Grant Ronnebeck. The foundation primary goal is raise awareness and to provide immediate financial assistance for burial costs,  emotional support resources to any families that lost a loved one to a crime commited by an illegal alien. 

Our Story;

Grant Ronnebeck was working the graveyard shift Thursday morning at a central Mesa convenience store when an angry customer approached the counter.Ronnebeck's friends say the clerk was ill at ease at this particular QT, having been recently transferred from a store in what he thought was a safer area. Still, the 21-year-old was well accustomed to dealing with people in the wee hours — he'd been working in convenience stores since QT hired him at age 16.The man dumped a handful of change on the store counter just before 4 a.m., demanded a pack of cigarettes and, when Ronnebeck tried to count the money, pointed a gun at the clerk's head, authorities said.Ronnebeck handed over the cigarettes immediately, according to Mesa police, but it wasn't enough to save his life."The clerk says, 'I can't give you the cigarettes until I count the money,' " said Detective Steve Berry, a Mesa police spokesman. "At that point, the (man) shoots him anyway."