Anika Carter

Background

About Anika Carter

I believe that real change begins when purpose meets action—and that’s the heartbeat of everything we do at the JUBOH Foundation. As President of this mission-driven 501(c)(3), I’ve dedicated my life to helping people rise: out of poverty, out of limitation, and into purpose. The JUBOH Foundation exists to create generational impact by meeting people where they are and equipping them with the tools to grow into who they were always meant to be. Our focus is clear: youth, housing, and economic empowerment. But our mission runs deeper than metrics—it’s about transformation. We partner with schools across Georgia to mentor middle and high school students through our 10-month Youth Leadership Program, helping them develop confidence, life skills, and the mindset needed to lead. We’ve awarded over in scholarships and distributed 350+ laptops, not just as gifts, but as seeds of opportunity. Through our affordable housing initiatives, we’ve built a 250-home neighborhood for families in need—and we continue to offer free housing counseling sessions to help individuals become first-time homeowners with dignity and knowledge. We’ve also trained and equipped over small business owners, many of whom lacked access to funding and education. Our programs provide real-world strategies in areas like access to capital, government contracts, and business sustainability. With over in grants distributed, we’re not just helping small businesses grow—we’re building ecosystems of economic independence. What drives us is not just service, but impact that lasts. We are always looking to collaborate with organizations, companies, and leaders who want to do more than give back—they want to change lives. If you believe in building legacy through leadership, service, and community-driven solutions, I’d love to connect. At JUBOH, we don’t just serve—we transform.