Toccoa Lenair

Toccoa Lenair is a vibrant and ambitious young lady striving to make a difference in her community. She is a graduate of and employee at Palm Beach Atlantic University. In her community, Toccoa can be found advocating for black women and girls alongside members of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, South Palm Beach County Chapter, in the areas of health, economic empowerment and education. Toccoa serves as the chair for Chapter development and the co-chair for education. During COVID, while employed with Sickle Cell Foundation, she was named Employee of the Year for her innovative ways of delivering curriculum about black infant mortality and black maternal mortality. Other things Toccoa enjoys include writing, acting in commercials and stage plays, traveling, and attending live music concerts. She is excited to participate as one of the newest fellows in New Leadership Council, West Palm Beach.