WINDSOR FOREST
ALUMNI COLLECTIVE

// ABOUT THE COLLECTIVE

It Starts
in Windsor.

WINDSOR FOREST HIGH SCHOOL · SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
CLASSES OF 1968–PRESENT.

// VISION

To cultivate a lasting legacy of leadership, unity, and service where every Windsor Forest Knight contributes to the success of others — upholding the belief that "Where We Lead, All Will Follow."

// MOTTO

Where We Lead,
All Will Follow.

// THE STORY

FOUNDED 2025
INCORPORATED 2026

The Windsor Forest Alumni Collective, Inc. was born from a simple belief: what we built together at Windsor Forest is worth carrying forward.

What began in 2025 as a few alumni putting their own time, money, and energy behind the idea of reconnecting quickly became something much bigger, a 600+ person homecoming weekend spanning generations, a senior panel that brought real-world guidance back to the halls we once walked, a $1,000 scholarship created to bridge alumni and students, and a community service effort that put our hands to work feeding, clothing, and caring for our neighbors.

Along the way, we learned that our greatest resource isn't a budget, a building, or a program.

It is each other.

Now an officially recognized nonprofit, we are building a collective where alumni reconnect, students find mentors and opportunity, and the Southside community that shaped us feels the impact of its Knights long after graduation.

We believe leadership means reaching back, service means showing up, and success means creating a path wide enough for someone else to follow.

The South has something to say, and Windsor Forest has something to give. We are building that future together, and every contribution helps turn the strength of one alumni community into scholarships, mentorship, service, opportunity, and lasting change.

Who Carries It.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

Jamela Lewis, MHA

PRESIDENT · CLASS OF 2009

A proud Savannah native and Windsor Forest alum from the Class of 2009, Jamela Lewis is the visionary leader who sparked the creation of the Windsor Forest Alumni Collective Inc. Her ability to unite people, build momentum, and turn ideas into action has shaped the organization's culture of fellowship, service, and community pride.

With more than a decade of experience in Healthcare IT & Administration, Jamela is known for her strategic thinking, seamless execution, and talent for bringing diverse groups together around a shared mission. She has built a career on optimizing workflows, guiding teams through major transitions, and creating structure that empowers people to perform at their best — strengths that translate directly into her leadership of the Alumni Collective.

Under her direction, the organization has already delivered meaningful impact: community service initiatives supporting low-income families, revitalized attendance at school athletic events, two successful networking socials, a community cookout, and $1,000 in scholarships awarded to current students. Jamela's work with the Greater Savannah Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women further reflects her commitment to advocacy, empowerment, and service.

A natural communicator, organizer, and connector, Jamela brings clarity, energy, and vision to every initiative. As President, she is focused on expanding the Collective's reach, strengthening partnerships, and building a lasting legacy of unity and leadership that reflects the organization's guiding belief: "Where We Lead, All Will Follow."

Eboni Poindexter, Ed.S.

SECRETARY · CLASS OF 2008

A proud Windsor Forest alum from the Class of 2008, Eboni Poindexter brings structure, clarity, and exceptional attention to detail to her role as Secretary of the Windsor Forest Alumni Collective Inc. With more than 14 years of experience as an educator, academic coach, and curriculum specialist, she is known for her ability to organize complex information, streamline processes, and keep teams aligned and accountable.

As the founder of Level Up: Educational & Professional Services, Eboni supports students and educators through targeted instruction, intervention planning, and curriculum development — work rooted in best practices, high expectations, and data-driven decision-making. Her analytical approach and commitment to learning directly strengthen the Windsor Forest Alumni Collective's mission to empower both alumni and current students.

Eboni also serves on the board of Neighbors Feeding Neighbors, a Savannah-based nonprofit providing food and essential support to families in need. Her deep commitment to service has shaped the Alumni Collective's community outreach, where she has spearheaded volunteer initiatives and represented the organization in speaking engagements at Windsor Forest High School.

Highly organized and unwavering in her dedication to doing things the right way, Eboni ensures the Windsor Forest Alumni Collective's records, communications, and operations remain accurate, compliant, and mission-focused. As Secretary, she is the steady hand that keeps the organization moving forward — with clarity, consistency, and a heart for service.

Douglas Walker

TREASURER · CLASS OF 2007

Born and raised in Savannah and a proud Windsor Forest salutatorian from the Class of 2007, Douglas Walker brings clarity, precision, and long-range strategy to his role as Treasurer of the Windsor Forest Alumni Collective Inc.

With more than a decade of experience building data systems and automating financial workflows across complex environments, Douglas is known for transforming information into structure organizations can trust. His background in analytics, governance, and operational design gives the Alumni Collective a strong financial foundation built on transparency, accuracy, and responsible stewardship.

Douglas also serves the Charlotte community through the Tech Tutor Program at the Mecklenburg Library, helping residents — especially seniors — build digital literacy and confidence with essential technology. His commitment to empowerment and education mirrors the Alumni Collective's mission to uplift both alumni and current students.

A trusted leader among his peers, Douglas approaches every challenge with an analytical mindset and a focus on long-term stability. As Treasurer, he is committed to building a self-sustaining financial framework that keeps the organization's books clean, its resources protected, and its future secure — ensuring the Windsor Forest Alumni Collective can continue serving Windsor Forest Knights for generations to come.

// WHAT'S NEXT

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