Senate Resolution 18, sponsored by Lamar, honors Betina Hunt in celebration of Women's Day on the Hill, recognizing her significant contributions to the state of Tennessee. A native of Memphis, Hunt has over thirty years of experience in accounting and is the founder and president of the You First Community Foundation, a nonprofit organization focused on reducing recidivism and addressing period poverty. Through her foundation, she has developed programs such as the ReStart Reentry Program and Sister Keepers Youth Mentoring Program, which provide mentorship and workforce development opportunities for justice-impacted women and female juveniles.

In addition to her nonprofit work, Betina Hunt is the owner of BU Beauty & Apparel and Premier Bookkeeping, where she promotes self-expression through fashion and educates entrepreneurs on financial sustainability. She has also served as the former president of the Greater Memphis Chapter of the International Association of Women and played a role in establishing Period Advocacy Day on the Hill to advocate for menstrual health policies. The resolution emphasizes the importance of women's success in contributing to the overall success of America and Tennessee, and it commends Hunt for her impactful work in the community.