Born and raised in the beautiful, historic city of Savannah, GA, Dr. Kim D. Grant-Albright has been a powerful community changer for decades. Dr. Albright has dedicated her life to Children, youth, and families. She is the Founder of Grace Ashtin Christian School for Girls, the first African American All-Girls Christian Private School in Savannah, GA founded in 2003.

 

Dr. Kim D. Grant-Albright is a licensed minister, Founder, and Shepherdess of Heartfelt Outreach Ministries (established in Sept of 2004-2015). She was ordained and licensed in 1998-99), Currently; she serves as Co-Pastor of At the Cross Ministries here in Savannah, Ga, an outreach ministry designed to serve families in need of essential services, high school students, and youth through scholarships and supports women in all areas of their life.

 

On a personal note, she created and launched “A Gift From The Heart” special events baskets and house decorating consulting. She has a master’s and Ph.D. degrees in Christian Education from Jacksonville Theological Seminary (1998-1999), a Bachelor of Science in Social Work from Savannah State University (1988), and a second Master's in Public Administration and Certification in Non-Profit Leadership.

 

Her first non-profit was PROP a youth agency designed to enhance their social growth and development offering an array of services, this agency was embraced and funded by the City of Savannah and Savannah Foundation in 1991 and served over 150.

 

Dr. Albright has always had a passion for educating and empowering children. Throughout the years Dr. Albright has also founded programs such as Maggie B. Ford Christian Academy, Noah’s Little Ark Childcare Development Center, Jeremiah M. Boles School of Learning for Boys, Heartfelt Outreach Ministries where she Pastored, Trial 10 Male Volunteer Placement Program and “Bridge of Hope” designed to rescue youth before being adjudicated. She plans and coordinates Family First conferences and places her family and their growth above all.