Ebony KingAlpha Class HonoreeEbony King is a storyteller, strategist, and soul-stirrer who helps people shine where they are called and light up the spaces they are assigned to. She is the founder of Hello Social Light, an empowerment company rooted in Matthew 5:16, and The Light Room, its consulting arm that equips leaders, speakers, entrepreneurs, and creatives to transform ideas into identity and vision into visibility. A proud graduate of Paul Quinn College, Class of 2008, Ebony has gone on to become a three-time author of Black Wings Still Fly, Embracing My Power (EMPower), and Crazy Enough to Believe—works that explore resilience, identity, and divine restoration. In addition to her entrepreneurial and creative pursuits, she leads high-performing teams in the tech industry. At the heart of her work is leadership through service, vision, and consistency. Ebony creates spaces that empower people to recognize their light and step boldly into their purpose. Through Hello Social Light, The Light Room, and her nonprofit initiatives, she inspires others by sharing her journey with transparency while equipping them with practical tools and strategies for growth. Her lasting impact is reflected in the communities she builds—spaces where belonging, confidence, and resilience flourish long after the moment has passed. Beyond her professional and community work, Ebony treasures her role as a devoted mother to Kristyn, Kree, and Cruz, who continually inspire her to carry light with grace, strength, and boldness. |
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The Alpha Class Honorees have joined together with a powerful purpose—to raise $10,000 in support of scholarships and program initiatives that will directly impact students. This collective effort reflects their commitment to giving back, creating opportunities, and ensuring the next generation has the resources they need to thrive. Every dollar raised goes toward building brighter futures, and with your support, their shared goal can become a lasting legacy of impact and empowerment. Contributions are made through the Paul Quinn College National Alumni Association, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and are fully tax-deductible.
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