Lance Michael Carter Foundation

Carter who passed away in 2014 just 3 days shy of his 29th birthday after he suffered from a grand mal seizure. He was diagnosed with Epilepsy in 2010 and was given little health care treatment and information on the onset. Lance "Supa Villain" Carter was a local music producer/artist who left a huge impact on his community of The Mississippi Gulf Coast. He was devoted to his music career and has

released a countless number of albums, videos, songs, produced tracks, etc. Lance was introduced to music at a very early age and could be found in the studio at age 2 with his father. He began producing beats and recording music once he was in Junior High and went on to play the Trombone at Harrison Central High School. He earned a band scholarship to MGCCC, but after a few days decided to move back to the Gulf Coast and further his music career. He asked his mother in a plea "DON'T KILL MY DREAM". The LMCF aims to keep his dream alive by providing Epilepsy and other health awareness to the community as well as providing a Music Scholarships to Harrison Central High School Band Students Annually. ANNUAL EVENTS:

•GOT PURP? An Epilepsy Awareness Walk in Memory of Lance M Carter

• SATURDAY
A day of health awareness, free medical screenings, food and family fun, music performances from local artists, and a tribute to the life and legacy of Lance “Supa Villain”.

•Music Scholarship to a Harrison Central Band Student Presentation at HCHS Band Banquet and Senior Awards Night