The Harold and Kayrita Anderson Family Foundation

On Monday, August 1, 2011, over 400 government officials, nonprofit leaders, including representatives of the Harold and Kayrita Anderson Family Foundation, concerned citizens, and survivors-turned-thrivers convened at Georgia State University to discuss human trafficking and what we, as a community, can do to combat it.  This summit, “Building Bridges: Uniting to Combat Human Trafficking in Georgia” was hosted by the US Attorney’s Office Northern District of Georgia, the Governor’s Office of Children and Families, and other governmental officials and law enforcement.  Sally Quillian Yates, US Attorney, facilitated the event.

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“From outrage to outcomes,” a guiding principle of Kayrita M. Anderson’s family foundation, perfectly captures her philanthropic journey. Outraged by an article about child sex slavery in her home city of Atlanta, Kayrita knew she had to act. “The police had pulled an 11-year old girl out of a van with about eight or nine grown men. Yet it was the child who wound up in shackles before the judge. How is that possible?”

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Harold and Kayrita Anderson Family Foundation CEO Kayrita M. Anderson was honored alongside Deborah Richardson for their collaborative work to end child sex slavery in the US.

Recognized for their work in combating child sex slavery in the US, Deborah Richardson and Kayrita M. Anderson are awarded among many  visionary leaders recognized for “troubling the waters and healing the  world.”

Foundation board member Taylor Anderson visits her home state of Alabama and photographs the devastating aftermath of recent tornadoes.

Harold and Kayrita Anderson Family Foundation CEO Kayrita Anderson is profiled along with fellow women advocates.

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CSEC is once again highlighted as an important issue under the gold dome.

Read more at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Harold and Kayrita Anderson Family Foundation CEO Kayrita M. Anderson talks about the movement of high net worth women coming out as donor activists in support of women and girls financial stability.

Watch the interview at the Business News Network.

Harold and Kayrita Anderson Family Foundation CEO Kayrita M. Anderson has been recognized as one of this year’s 21 leaders of the 21^st century by Women E-News for her work to combat child sex slavery in America.

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Harold and Kayrita Anderson Family Foundation Chairman, Harold Anderson forges partnership with the largest maker of prosthetics and orthotics in the world to spur awareness, support and resources for earthquake survivors in Haiti.

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