QEB FOUNDATION is a 501c3 nonprofit organization based in Atlanta, GA. Our mission is to promote literacy in Education, Finance, and Technology. A community alliance for empowerment (CAFE), we manage two subsidiaries WQEB 97.3 LLC and FABRIQ LLC to achieve our goals.

ABOUT QUEEEN

QUEEN EVERLENA BROWN DE THIAM (aka QN. EVERLENA or QEB) is best known as the media personality behind QEBVLOG.TV produced by her non-profit media and entertainment production outfit QEB FOUNDATION. She just graduated with her Master of Arts in Organizational Management – Media after completing a B.A. in Journalism/Mass Communications from Ashford University. Coming full circle as an Artist, the emerging journalist & humanitarian is focused on storytelling through Music. This is most evident  with the new release of ALI UN.

QUEEN’S CLAIM TO FAME

On Feb 3, 2011, KCAMP headlined a concert for DREAMin on Trinity Ave to benefit Make-A-Wish GA. He not only performed, but made the first DONATION to support QEB cause.

“While battling breast cancer, my stepmother told me to never stop dreaming. What better way to honor her memory than granting the wishes of children with similar conditions.” says QEB. She was first introduced to the Make-A-Wish Foundation in South Florida by celebrity photographer, Douglas Lance. QEB ends, “Our coverage attracted more supporters and media to their events. Thus, this was the first form of AWARENESS that I got involved in. Now, I want to do more!”

Former programs & fundraising chair for Akon’s Konfidence Foundation, after the event she immediately referred KCamp to Bu Thiam, Akon’s brother and newly appointed VP of A&R for Def Jam (Universal) at the time.  Later that year, JR, a protege of Bu Thiam begin managing KCamp. In the meantime, QEB continued to book interviews with KCamp for every radio station where she worked. Three years later KCamp was signed to Interscope (Universal). It pays to support a worthy cause, because you never know who might find you a worthy cause because of it.

“Entertainment is a tough business, and I really wanted to quit. But when I heard KCAMP got signed, I knew my small gestures didn’t go unnoticed. I had recently left Konfidence Foundation, but still texted Bu for 2 weeks to check out KCamp’s music. I never knew if my messages got through, until his mother, Shauna Hervey,  ended a phone conversation with me to talk to JR. I never told her what I had did, and it was a time where she wanted me to be more involved. But, I had to let go and let GOD if I wanted her son to truly succeed. When he got signed, I knew my faith and charitable work was not in vain. Instead of giving up, I officially launched a non-profit” – QEB