
An experienced team of people who CARE.
Carbo Cares is led by a dedicated team of educators, community leaders, health advocates, and young professionals united by a shared commitment to serving families in need. Our board brings experience ranging from early childhood and secondary education to college student engagement, community organizing, and nutrition awareness. Together, we use our diverse backgrounds to help ensure that every child, student, and family we serve receives support, dignity, and care.

Dr. Conchetta “Cece” Carbo
Executive Director, Childhood Education Specialist & Preschool Owner
As the owner and operator of three early childhood learning centers in New Orleans, Dr. Cece has dedicated her life to serving children and families in some of the city’s most underserved communities. With each of her centers located in areas affected by food insecurity, she has witnessed firsthand the challenges many families face and has committed herself to being part of the solution.

Landon S. Reneau, Community Leader & Organizer
President
Landon Reneau is the President of Carbo Cares, where he leads efforts to combat food insecurity and connect families with essential resources throughout New Orleans and Houston. A dedicated community leader and organizer, Landon is passionate about building partnerships that strengthen neighborhoods and create lasting impact.
Through his work in public service and community engagement, he has helped connect residents to resources, advocate for underserved communities, and organize initiatives that bring people together. His vision for Carbo Cares is centered on a simple belief: be a servant first.

Chetoya C. Andrews, M.S.
Board Member, 20-year educator
Chetoya C. Andrews is a dedicated educator with experience teaching students across both primary and secondary education. Throughout her career, she has remained passionate about helping young people reach their full potential, both inside and outside of the classroom.
With a particular connection to middle and high school students, Chetoya understands the unique challenges, opportunities, and influences that shape adolescents during some of the most important years of their lives. She is committed to providing guidance, encouragement, and support that empowers students to succeed academically, personally, and professionally.

Edith D. Alfred, M.S.
Board Member, 30-year educator & High School Counselor
Edith Alfred is an experienced educator who has worked with students ranging from early childhood through high school, giving her a well-rounded understanding of the educational and developmental needs of young people at every stage of their journey.
Throughout her career, Edith has been committed to creating positive learning environments that encourage growth, confidence, and achievement. Her experience working with both young children and adolescents has equipped her with a unique perspective on the challenges families face and the importance of consistent support systems throughout a child’s development.

Corey D. Mitchell, Health & Wellness Advocate
Board Member
Corey Mitchell brings valuable knowledge and experience in understanding the health impacts of food insecurity and malnutrition, particularly among vulnerable populations. His work and studies have provided him with insight into how inadequate nutrition can affect physical health, cognitive development, academic performance, and overall quality of life.
Passionate about improving community health outcomes, Corey believes that access to nutritious food is one of the most important foundations for individual and family success. He is committed to helping raise awareness about the long-term effects of hunger while supporting solutions that address both immediate needs and lasting wellness.

