Courtnee Jackson
Courtnee Jackson has a distinct passion for community outreach and aiding in enhancing the lives of young women. Her zealous attitude and commitment to the community led her to acquire a Masters in Social Work from Valdosta State University. Currently, Courtnee works full-time as a mental health therapist serving children, adolescents, and adults in the Metro-Atlanta area. Prior to her therapeutic experience, Courtnee actively participated in a number of volunteer programs such as Relay for Life and Big Brothers and Big Sisters. Her vast experience was birthed during her tenure in college, as she co-founded a mentoring program for underprivileged teen girls entitled Young Ladies Circle of Ambition.
In her free time, she is a dutiful wife and mother to two young sons and a daughter, Isiah, Elgin, and Zoey. Her commitment to the community and her family leads her to live a life of purpose and desire to impact the young women she serves as a board member for Raising BeYOUtiful Butterflies.