Founder; Chairman
Raynard Howell Jr.
Known for his success with the Double X Posse, Ray is a #1 Billboard Recording Artist and the Founder of The Healing Frequency Cancer Foundation originally established in 2018 and later revived in 2025.
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He rose to fame in the '90s as the lead member of Double X Posse, the award winning group from his hometown of Jersey City, New Jersey and the first rap group to sign with Craig Kallman who later became President of Atlantic Records.
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His record 'Not Gonna Be Able To Do It' reached number #1 on the Billboard Rap Charts and is a staple phrase in the hip hop community to this day. Featured in shows such as Fresh Prince of Bel Air, ESPN's Jacoby & Jalen, Wu-tang Saga and
In 2024 he received an official Resolution from the City of Jersey City for his accomplishments and contributions to music and to his city.
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The HFC4 was established in honor of his mother, grandmother, daughter and wife; all who faced individual challenges with breast cancer,
Co-Founder
Alaura Lovelight
International recording artist, host of The Alaura Show (2024-2025) breast cancer thriver and the Co-Founder of The Healing Frequency Cancer Foundation originally established in 2018 and later revived in 2025.
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Having lived her own experience through the challenge of breast cancer at the early age of 36, many of the holistic practices and mindful exercises shared through the HFC4 played a role in her personal healing journey.​
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With cancer directly affected herself and many loved ones, the mission of The Healing Frequency Cancer Foundation is extremely close to her heart.