Nonprofit Leadership Conference

Key Note speaker

Kelvin A. Lee

Entrepreneur, Certified Drug Counselor, ReEntry Expert, and Real Estate Investor are words that describe who Kelvin Lee is today.

For 20 years now Kelvin has made his mark providing housing and supportive services to homeless and returning citizens. Early in his return from incarceration himself, Kelvin discovered in order to become the man he desired to be he had to put down the drugs and commit to being the change he needed. He focused on building his own character and adding positive characteristics to himself in a real way. Today Kelvin has been a living example of what can happen if you focus on doing the right thing, not the easy thing.

In 2007 Kelvin started his first nonprofit organization in Anchorage Alaska. As God would have it in 2014 he started No Limit Inc. a 501c3 organization in Fairbanks, Alaska. Over the years more than 2500 individuals have come through his programs for housing, recovery services, and other supportive services. These programs are still in operation as a beacon to those who need them. He has created opportunities for returning citizens to grow and prosper by not only offering a place to live but also employment that is connected to community resources. These opportunities include the No Limit Moving truck, Monroe’s Southside Market convenient store, Transformed Treasures thrift store, and No Limit Warming Center and Stations that provide essentials to persons in need during the cold Alaska Winters.

Kelvin’s social enterprise continues to grow as he has added Kelvin Lee Enterprises LLC that will allow him to use his expertise to help other aspiring entrepreneurs in the area of ReEntry and Real Estate. You can also learn more about Kelvin’s story in his first book being released in Spring 2022.

Kelvin A. Lee’s Memberships and Affiliations: Fairbanks ReEntry Coalition, Fairbanks Housing, and Homeless Coalition, Leadership Anchorage participant, Alaska Peer Support Consortium, Diversity Council for the City of Fairbanks Alaska.