Writings by Randall

In celebrating Jimmy Carter's 100th birthday, it’s an ideal moment to reflect on his enduring contributions to philanthropy and nonprofit work after his presidency. Through founding The Carter Center, Carter championed global health, peace, and human rights, making strides such as nearly eradicating Guinea worm disease. Carter's post-presidential legacy exemplifies how one individual can profoundly impact humanitarian efforts, leaving a lasting blueprint for leadership in philanthropy.