Jennifer Hendricks-Fogg is a trailblazer in advocacy, service, and empowerment, with her life’s work rooted in resilience and compassion. A 1994 graduate of Colonie Central High School, she has become a powerful voice for families navigating complex medical and developmental challenges.

Inspired by her son Logan’s battle with cancer and subsequent diagnoses, Hendricks-Fogg founded the Logan Strong Foundation to support families facing childhood cancer and serious illnesses. The foundation offers critical resources and a community of hope during life’s most difficult moments.

She also serves as a Special Needs Empowerment Coach and co-founded the Special Needs Expo to connect families with experts and services. Her story of strength is shared in her book, Tiny Miracles: A Mother’s Journey of Finding Faith through Childhood Cancer. The book has touched the lives of families nationwide, offering comfort, encouragement, and a message of hope.

In addition to her advocacy, Hendricks-Fogg brings more than 20 years of experience in sales, including over a decade with Aflac, where she earned national recognition for her contributions to cancer care. Her people-first leadership style, shaped by Dale Carnegie and Sandler Sales Training, reflects her deep commitment to making a difference in both business and community.

Jennifer Hendricks-Fogg’s impact has earned her numerous accolades, including B95’s 20 Women of Distinction, the 2024 BPW Woman of the Year, the 2024 Woman of Distinction by Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara, and Aflac’s 2022 Care on Purpose Award. In every role she takes on, she leads with resilience, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to serving others—continuing to inspire those around her.