Throughout high school, Nijel has been involved in community service to aid children in foster care with clothing and resources. In 2017, Klothes 4 Kids (K4K) was founded  by 14-year-old Nijel Murray because of an experience he had with a child that his family fostered. When his foster brother left Child Haven, all of his belongings were thrown together in a garbage bag. This is a common occurrence for children who have been removed from their homes with no time to pack. His foster brother’s clothes did not fit and he was embarrassed to wear them. He had school the next day, so Nijel’s parents scrambled to purchase clothing for him. This made an impact on Nijel. Seeing the stress of his parents and the previous sadness of his foster brother, Nijel knew he didn't want other kids and families to experience this, so K4K began. K4K provides foster kids with duffel bags (to replace the unspoken message of the garbage bag) and fills them with new clothing, an item of comfort, and other necessities. Nijel has garnered partnerships with agencies across Las Vegas to help with his mission to provide for children in foster care. Project 150, Andre Agassi Foundation, City Of Las Vegas YNAPP, Department of Family and Children's Services and St. Jude's Ranch, just to name a few. Nijel’s community  involvement has built skills relative to leadership, communication, and timeliness. Nijel is also heavily involved in his church. He is a youth group leader, a drummer and member of the Production Team at Living Word Ministry Church and an active participant in the outreach ministry.