Shonee Jackson, is the founder of the non-profit organization, 4Hundred Waze, and the CEO, Nae Nae’s

Way INC. She is a social activist and believes in enriching the lives of children. She knows the

importance of education and has advocated for youth, as a tutor, and mentor and has launched back to

school and community programs. Helping others is her passion. Over the years, she has worked

tirelessly in her community by helping the homeless and feeding the needy in order to make positive

changes in their lives and the community at large.

Jackson, has experience in strategic development in launching her son Keenon’s (YG), music career.

With the success of YG’s music, she decided to take things to the next level and founded 4Hundred

Waze, (renamed 4Hunnid Ways) a 501©(3) non-profit organization, whose mission is to enhance the

lives of disadvantaged youth who are a part of the foster care/group home system by providing growth

and development in the areas of science, technology, education, and math (STEM).

Jackson has spent most of her adult life working in the service industry, helping to make a difference

wherever there is a need.

Jackson is driven and committed to helping others, continues to work endlessly with both the youth and

with adults giving them a better sense of pride, letting them know that someone does care while showing

them that they can make a positive change if they work hard and stay focused.

With all that she has accomplished, she has decided it is time to share her story.

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Her Story:

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In 1993, Shonee was diagnosed with a rare disease called Pseudotumor Cerebri. While living with her

condition, this has made Shonee vigilant in her quest to learn more about the disease and help educate

others on prevention.

As a result, Nae Nae’s Way INC. was founded. Nae Nae, is the name given to her by her grandchildren.

Jackson‘s passion for philanthropy and community service has always been at the forefront of her work.

She hopes to empower others to take control of their health through awareness and overcoming

obstacles, with a renewed sense of hope and life possibilities. Her mantra is, knowledge is power and

staying true to yourself, anything is possible.

Her life’s journey is one of grace, gratitude and giving back to those in need. Jackson has been

recognized for her charitable work with numerous organizations around the country, including the Special

Olympics, Iverse Legends, and the City of Compton. She has received the People of Change Award and

the Visionary Leadership Award as well.

Jackson grew up in Los Angeles, CA and attended Long Beach Jordan High School and has strong

family roots in the Atlanta GA Area.

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