About Epic Elites
Epic Elites Foundation shares stories of everyday unsung heroes who are leading with love and compassion and transforming their communities in epic ways.
As a creative media platform, Epic Elites Foundation shines light on individuals that are advocating for change through The Unsung Celebration podcast, videos, events, and a yearly award ceremony.
Additionally, we partner with organizations like Historically Black Colleges and Universities to amplify budding voices. We highlight epic transformers in education, technology, administrative services, social justice, and more.
We are committed to supporting these leaders around the nation. And we encourage you to partner with us. Donate today to celebrate the selfless work of these courageous individuals.
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About the Heroes
Our heroes wear invisible capes.
We recognize change makers and individuals that are taking action in ways that are often unnoticed, in their local communities. Whether you are a student, stay-at-home parent, teacher, entrepreneur, grassroots organizer, or activist, we are celebrating the excellence all around us.
PAST HEROES
Tansy McNulty
Founder of 1M4
Tansy is a Boy Mom, active duty military spouse, and the founder of 1M4 (aka 1 Million Madly Motivated Moms). 1M4 is a group of black mothers and mother figures who communicate through a secure site and use a portion of membership dues to help members affected by police violence. Tansy left her corporate career to work on ending police brutality through legislative policy, financial assistance to impacted families, and encouraging the next generation of black youth to pursue roles in criminal justice and politics.
Learn More: https://www.1m4.org
Dr. Amanda Carter
Founder of CARAFAP, LLC
Dr. Carter founded Care and Recreational Activities for Autistic People (CARAFAP, LLC) to provide recreational, respite, special events, behavioral, and consulting services for individuals diagnosed with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The organization incorporates innovative methods to serve its clients including, music, yoga, dance, and animal therapy (horse and dog). CARAFAP, LLC employs 170 individuals in the Washington, DC metropolitan area.
Learn More: https://carafap.com
Candice Mott
CTE Performance Accountability Coordinator, DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education
Candice is a career and technical educator, leader, and advocate with over a decade of experience ensuring students are successful at the secondary and post-secondary levels. In addition to her role as the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Performance Accountability Coordinator at the District of Columbia (DC) Office of the State Superintendent of Education, she’s the President of the DC Association for CTE. Candice’s proudest professional accomplishments include creating the first online cosmetology for the Tennessee Board of Regents and founding two nationally recognized career academies.
