Meet Our Founder
Keke Jackson is a proud combat veteran and the embodiment of resilience. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, she has faced her adversities with unwavering grace and determination. After serving as a geospatial engineer in the military, Keke transitioned to a federal critical infrastructure officer for the CDC, where she continued to make a significant impact. Her journey didn’t stop there; Keke obtained her associate's degree in criminal justice and is currently pursuing her Bachelor's in forensic computer investigations. Her dedication to education reflects her commitment to personal growth and empowerment.
Tragically, Keke lost her mother to domestic violence, an event that profoundly shaped her life. After leaving an abusive relationship herself, she devoted seven years to raising her youngest brother, demonstrating her strength and nurturing spirit. In honor of her mother and all those affected by domestic violence, Keke decided to relaunch the remarkable foundation her mother created, ensuring that her legacy lives on.
Keke is a passionate advocate for the voiceless, lending support to those whose cries often go unheard. As a staunch supporter of domestic violence awareness, mental health, and suicide prevention, she uses her voice to spread messages of realness, power, love, and compassion. Her life mantra, "The best view comes after the climb...so keep climbing!" encapsulates her belief in perseverance and hope.
Through her work, Keke continues to inspire and uplift others, proving that even in the face of adversity, one can rise and make a difference.