Rev. Tony Carter is a longtime advocate for health and social justice, serving as a board member at Vibrant Health and a leader in community-based initiatives across Wyandotte County. A retired pastor, Rev. Carter has spent decades championing equity in healthcare, housing, and economic development. He serves on the Health Equity Task Force and has co-led Churches United for Justice, working to address systemic disparities affecting marginalized communities. His leadership extends to fostering partnerships between faith organizations, healthcare providers, and grassroots activists to advance health equity. Rev. Carter has collaborated on projects like the REPAIR Project, highlighting racial disparities in healthcare. Through his commitment to shared governance and advocacy, he ensures that historically excluded voices are at the center of decision-making processes. His work continues to bridge the gap between policy and community needs, creating lasting impact in the fight against structural inequities.