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Inc.’s 2026 Female Founders 500
Dr. Barbara Palmer has been named to Inc.’s 2026 Female Founders 500, an annual list honoring the most dynamic women business leaders in the United States. They’ve been told no more times than they can count. They’ve sat in rooms where there were no other women. They’ve seen and experienced gender disparity in access to venture capital dollars. And yet, with vision, resilience, and determination, they’ve persevered and prospered.FIND OUT MORE...
MD Live! Hotel & Casino - LDC
Kingdom Kare is one of about a dozen recipients of grants funded by Maryland Live! Casino gaming taxes. Barbara Palmer, left, is the president and CEO. Christian Andrew, center, runs the company’s branding and marketing. Ryan Eller, right, is the casino’s general manager and a Naval Academy graduate. (Courtesy/Mike Manger of PhotoGraphics Photography)
The Baltimore Times
Apostle Antonio Palmer (left) and his wife, Dr. Barbara Palmer were called to ministry to serve through Kingdom Celebration Center, a non-denominational church, and Kingdom Kare, Inc., a nonprofit community organization. The couple founded Kingdom Kare, Inc. in 2013 as an outreach extension of their church. The Palmers have been engaged in this work for over twenty years. Photo credit: Crista Booth Photography. READ MORE...
WBAL TV 11 News
The goal of the Kingdom Kare Teen Parent Education Program is a simple one: ensuring young parents have the chance to finish what they started.
In Odenton, there is a program teen mothers say is giving them the opportunities they need to succeed. It's the moments of bonding and feeding that Richya Jackson is thankful she's not missing as a young mother finishing high school. "But here I can get both, him being watched over and me still finishing high school," Jackson said.
