Lakeidra C. Hill is a dedicated professional with a passion for community service. As a native of Selma, Alabama, she brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her role at Judy’s Heart.
Education and Military Background
Lakeidra holds an Associates of Arts in Multidisciplinary Studies from Grantham University, where she explored diverse disciplines and cultivated a holistic perspective.
Her Bachelor of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management from Colorado Technical University provided her with practical skills in organizational management, strategic planning, and resource allocation.
United States Army Veteran
Lakeidra’s commitment to service extends beyond academia. She proudly served in the United States Army for over 22 years, gaining invaluable insights into government contracting, collaboration, and resilience.
Her military experience shaped her leadership style, emphasizing adaptability, discipline, and teamwork.
Community Engagement
Lakeidra’s impact reaches far beyond her professional duties. She actively participates in volunteer organizations, leveraging her skills to uplift others.
Whether it’s organizing food drives, mentoring youth, or advocating for mental health awareness, Lakeidra’s dedication shines through.
Affiliations
Judy’s Heart Organization: As a member, Lakeidra contributes to the organization’s mission of compassionately serving vulnerable populations. Her administrative acumen ensures efficient operations.
Women’s Elevated Inc.: Lakeidra supports this nonprofit, which assists women veterans facing acute crises. Her empathy and strategic thinking drive impactful solutions.
Phi Mu Phi, Inc.: Lakeidra fosters connections and promotes meaningful initiatives within this community-focused sorority. Her faithfulness underscores her commitment to uplifting others.
She knows that compassion is more than a gesture—it’s a lifeline.
Vision for the Future
Lakeidra envisions a world where every individual receives the care they deserve. Her tireless efforts continue to make a difference, one person at a time.
