Judith Clark

CEO and Founder, Women Who Care Ministries

Judith Clark is a woman of remarkable strength, faith, and purpose, a living testament to the power of transformation and the unshakable grace of God. From the streets of Philadelphia to the heart of Montgomery County, Maryland, Judith’s journey has been one of redemption, resilience, and relentless compassion.

Having walked the hard road from self-destruction to restoration, Judith openly shares her past battles with addiction, brokenness, and homelessness—not as wounds, but as wisdom. Through years of relentless prayer, unwavering faith, and the loving persistence of those who never stopped believing in her, she was set free from the grip of darkness. She surrendered fully to God's will and embraced the calling placed on her life: to help others find their way to healing, wholeness, and hope.

In June 2001, Judith answered that call and founded Women Who Care Ministries (WWCM) with 35 women gathered in fellowship. What began as a small women’s gathering, Winning Souls for Christ Women's Fellowship, quickly grew into a dynamic community outreach ministry serving women, men, and children from all walks of life, backgrounds, and beliefs. Under her visionary leadership, WWCM has become a lifeline for thousands in Maryland and beyond, providing safety net services, empowerment programs, and spiritual guidance to those battling hunger, homelessness, incarceration, and life’s countless hardships.

To date, over 1.5 million individuals have been favorably impacted by WWCM's programs, and countless families have found their footing because of Judith’s tireless leadership and commitment to the WWCM mission: helping hurting people heal and transition to a brighter day. Whether through weekend meal programs for children, community outreach, or faith-led empowerment initiatives, her impact continues to ripple outward.

Judith’s story has been featured on Channel 9, Cable TV Montgomery, Black Enterprise Magazine, The Gazette, and The Globe. She is celebrated not only for her triumph over personal adversity, including her journey from bankruptcy; and homelessness to homeownership, but also for her unwavering heart of service to others.

More than a leader, Judith is a minister, mindset strategist, empowerment speaker, poet, rapper, writer, joy coach, and mentor. Her humor, passion, and boundless energy are contagious, drawing people to her light and inspiring them to believe in their own power to overcome.

“My former pain is going to bring gain to others,” she often says. That belief is the cornerstone of everything she does.

Today, as she leads WWCM into its next chapter of growth and impact, Judith remains deeply committed to creating spaces where individuals can reclaim their lives, rediscover their worth, and step boldly into their future.