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Jacob Reeder was born on May 4, 2004, and raised in League City, Texas. He is a second-generation non-profit professional; his father served as a staff member with Young Life for over 20 years, and his mother served with the organization for over 10 years. This upbringing provided Reeder with early training in support-raising and community development.

Reeder graduated from Clear Creek High School, where he was active in the Student Council and coordinated several large-scale fundraisers and community service initiatives. He currently attends the University of Arkansas, where he is pursuing a degree in Recreation and Sport Management with minors in Outdoor Leadership and Sustainability.

Reeder's collegiate career is defined by his advocacy for regional food security in Northwest Arkansas. He has led philanthropic efforts benefiting the Seven Hills Homeless Center in Fayetteville and LifeSource International, as well as various agencies in Springdale.

Within the Gamma-Chi chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha, Reeder has held multiple executive positions:

• **Chaplain** (2023): Provided spiritual and moral guidance to the chapter.
• **Vice President of External Affairs** (2024): Managed philanthropy and public relations.
• **Standards Chairman** (2025–present): Oversees chapter ethics and member conduct.

In January 2025, Reeder was appointed to the Student Staff of Northwest Arkansas Young Life, focusing on development and support-raising. Simultaneously, he serves as a Student Staff Partner with the Cru Greek Wide branch.

Reeder has led or staffed four international humanitarian mission trips across three countries:

• Dominican Republic (two deployments)
• Panama
• Costa Rica

Reeder is the 2024–2025 Movember Ambassador for the University of Arkansas, advocating for men's mental health. He has also been a lead coordinator for campus American Red Cross blood drives.

• Student Life at the University of Arkansas
• Food Insecurity in the United States

Category:2004 births Category:Living people Category:University of Arkansas alumni Category:People from League City, Texas Category:American philanthropists