Founder of LiifeBox
Alexander B Foxworth, BSN, RN
Alexander is a decorated U.S. Army Veteran who served honorably and was awarded the Purple Heart for his injuries sustained in combat. Following his military service, he pursued an education in the field of nursing at Coastal Carolina University. From there, he received a bachelor's degree in nursing, met his wife, and would then go on to build a career rooted in care, service, and leadership. Beyond his professional achievements, he is a dedicated husband and proud father whose values of family and community remain at the heart of everything he does.
Liifebox is a registered trademark and privately owned company founded in 2018 by its President and CEO, Alexander B Foxworth, BSN, RN. The company was started with only the idea of encouraging and fostering personal development amongst himself and his descendants.
The idea quickly evolved into an understanding that education and organization were key factors in sustaining growth over a long period of time. Lessons and knowledge must be gathered and then passed safely. This led to the creation of
a document storage solution for personal and professional use.
In addition, the company positions itself in the community and on social media as a leading authority and consultant in the field of personal growth and development. As a registered nurse, the CEO has taken the company in the direction of housing, medical outreach, and intervention programs, and he currently serves as the head of the South Carolina
"Soldiers At Home" registered nonprofit. The CEO makes himself available for seminars and public speaking events to share his experience and ongoing actions.
Soldiers At Home is an SC-registered nonprofit that aims to provide free or low-cost transportation for veterans and individuals with disabilities and special needs to and from medical appointments. All too often, this population of Americans is subjected to the schedule of public transit that likely drops them off hours early and forces them to wait for hours afterward to get home. This while in pain, experiencing mental health events, or hungry. Once they are picked up, they are now trapped in the loop or route of that transit system until they reach their destination. Soldiers At Home could use your support in providing wheelchair vans and transportation costs to serve this population of people, as the VIP's and heroes they are.
