Jimmy Carter Celebrates Historic 100th Birthday with Honors and Reflections

The former U.S. President and humanitarian icon is recognized for his century-long life dedicated to public service and global impact.

Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, marked his 100th birthday, becoming the first U.S. president to reach this milestone.
Carter's life journey from a Depression-era farmer's son to a Nobel Peace Prize-winning humanitarian was celebrated in his hometown of Plains, Georgia.
Family, friends, and admirers gathered for festivities, including a flyover by WWII-era planes and a concert raising over $1.2 million for The Carter Center.
Despite being in hospice care for 19 months, Carter remains engaged with current events and has expressed a desire to vote in the upcoming election.
The Carter Center, founded by Carter and his late wife Rosalynn, continues to advance human rights and health initiatives worldwide.