WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH: CHARITY CARTER IS BUILDING A "CAMPUS OF HOPE!"
About this episode
Charity Carter discusses her transformative projects in Missouri City, Texas, during a Women's History Month interview.
Driven by the powerful mantra "where there is vision, there is provision," Charity Carter is fundamentally transforming the landscape of Missouri City, Texas. In a stirring Women's History Month interview with The Madd Hatta, Carter detailed her journey from a young dancer to a powerhouse developer and founder of the Edison Arts Foundation. By spearheading the Edison Lofts—a 126-unit affordable housing complex—and the upcoming seven-acre Cultural Arts Center, she is creating a holistic "Campus of Hope" that blends high-quality arts programming with essential community resources. Despite the challenges of navigating commercial real estate as a woman of color, Carter’s commitment to staying "local, touchable, and accountable" serves as a masterclass in modern community empowerment and visionary leadership.
People in this episode
Host: Madd Hatta
Guest: Charity Carter
Topics covered
- community empowerment
- affordable housing
- arts programming
- women in leadership
- real estate development
Keywords
- Charity Carter
- Edison Arts Foundation
- affordable housing
- Cultural Arts Center
- women in real estate
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Edison Arts Foundation
Books & works: Edison Lofts
Places: Missouri City, Texas
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