Carla Sullivan Sanders is a native of Vicksburg, Mississippi, and a graduate of Warren Central High School. Carla has lived in Savannah, GA for more than thirty-two years as a wife, mother, and grandmother. Carla loves spending time with her family, reading, and traveling. She is always ready and available to expand her knowledge and assist others in becoming a beacon of light to those in need. Her purpose is to be that instrument that guides or gives hope to others. While organizing and implementing several programs in the Savannah community, she was also a community social worker, mentor, coach, and  motivational speaker, as well as serving on several governing boards. Carla provides educational and leadership support through workshops and trainings while assisting others in reaching their fullest potential. She received a Bachelor of Science in Social Work from Savannah State University, a Master of Education from Armstrong Atlantic State University, and completed her doctoral studies in Leadership at Nova Southeastern University. Carla believes that morals are the compass for relationships, and values shape the possibilities for final destinations. “Regardless of what our plans are in life, it is more important to treat others as you would like to be treated”. Dignity, Honesty, Integrity, and Respect are just a few pillars of her life.