Community Champion: Kheadrick Hunt
Kheadrick Hunt’s commitment to making the legacy-building strategies employed by the wealthy available and accessible to everyone is evident in his personal, as well as his professional, accomplishments. Taking a community-centered approach to financial wellness education, Kheadrick champions Texans from all walks of life in their quest to become more financially independent. He founded his organization Grace & Glory to do just that.
Strongly aligned with the values and goals of the National Financial Educators Council, Kheadrick Hunt blends financial wellness education with storytelling and practical guidance to create tools that people can apply in real-world situations. His leadership and outreach efforts are enriched by his honesty, empathy, relatability, and strategic aptitude – highlighting Kheadrick as a real community champion.
Personal Statement
I’ve always gotten a real kick out of helping people shift from just trying to make it…to actually making moves. Becoming a financial professional wasn’t about chasing titles or flexing knowledge – it was about knowing my work actually changes lives. Watching someone go from overwhelmed and stuck to confident and building? That’s the kind of fulfillment you don’t get just clocking in for any old job.
My drive for financial literacy started with the dream of freedom. Not just financial freedom – but the kind that shows up in how you move, how you breathe, how you rest at night. Tapping into the true essence of what freedom means made me start asking: What’s actually keeping me – and others – from reaching that? I’ve tasted that freedom. And let me tell you, it’s good. I want everybody else to know how good it tastes, too.
My mother said to me, “Treat people the way you’d want to be treated.” That stuck with me. And over time, it became clear: I’m not just here to explain what an index fund is – I’m here to make money feel possible. To help folks get out of financial quicksand without judging how they got there.
Starting Grace & Glory was my way of planting a flag. This isn’t just about dollars – it’s about direction. It’s about showing people that financial strategy doesn’t have to be boring or intimidating. It can be empowering, even fun (yes, fun, I said it). Being on the TFEC advisory board gives me the space to push that mission further – creating resources, sparking conversations, and helping folks realize that building wealth doesn’t require being perfect. Just being willing.
Because at the end of the day, I’m not some suit trying to talk over your head – I’m someone who genuinely wants to see you win. And if we’re gonna win, it starts with knowledge, community, and a little bit of Grace.
Community Champion: Kheadrick Hunt
Throughout both his professional vocation and his personal endeavors, Kheadrick Hunt demonstrates his true compassion for others and dedication to improving their financial health. His contributions to the Texas Financial Educators Council’s Advisory Board further underscore his passion for helping people reach financial independence. The TFEC greatly appreciates his support.
Kheadrick’s leadership is truly helping Texas families and making Texas communities better. He has shown us that, working together, we can make real progress toward our mission and goals. On behalf of the Texas Council, we thank Kheadrick Hunt for his contributions to community empowerment through financial education.
