Willia Anderson, a native of Chicago, IL, now calls Tampa, FL, home. She is the proud mother of three children and has also fostered numerous children over the years.

Willia graduated from Roosevelt University with a major in psychology and obtained a nonprofit administration certification from John Marshall Law School. Her professional journey has seen her excel in the realm of residential and commercial real estate, specializing in bank-owned distressed properties. In her roles, she has overseen construction projects and managed various property-related tasks.

In addition, Willia has made significant contributions as the CEO of Tabitha Community Services, where her advocacy primarily centered around the well-being of women and children.

Willia has dedicated her time to serve on the boards of several organizations, including West Suburban Hospital, The Young Women Christian Council, The Teen Challenge Recovery Program, and Covenant Outreach Services. Her volunteer work has taken her to countries such as Guatemala, Johannesburg, South Africa, and India, where she has aided in creating housing and improving living conditions for children.

Beyond her professional and philanthropic pursuits, Willia finds joy in traveling and spending time with her family. Her life’s recipe is: Always put God first, invest in family time, practice giving back, and forgiveness.