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1		DULUTH, GA
2		MARIETTA, GA
3		CANTON, GA
4		ATLANTA, GA
5		Atlanta, GA
6		Atlanta, GA
7		NORCROSS, GA
8		ATLANTA, GA
9		Atlanta, GA
10		CANTON, GA
11		DECATUR, GA
12		Bonaire, GA
13		ATLANTA, GA
14		DALLAS, GA
15		ATLANTA, GA
16		ATLANTA, GA
17		ATLANTA, GA
18		ATLANTA, GA
19		ATLANTA, GA
20		ATLANTA, GA
21		ATLANTA, GA
22		CARTERSVILLE, GA
23		Atlanta, GA
24		DECATUR, GA
25		DULUTH, GA
26		SNELLVILLE, GA
27		ATLANTA, GA
28		Woodstock, GA
29		COLUMBUS, GA
30		MARIETTA, GA
31		ATLANTA, GA
32		ATLANTA, GA
33		ATLANTA, GA
34		Ellenwood, GA
35		Decatur, GA
36		ATLANTA, GA
37		ATLANTA, GA
38		Duluth, GA
39		CANTON, GA
40		ATLANTA, GA
41		ATLANTA, GA
42		NEWNAN, GA
43		Stockbridge, GA
44		ATLANTA, GA

SUPPORT HOMELESS IN ATLATA AREA IN , SUPPORT ORPHANAGE IN NEPAL, CHINA, PHILIPINES, UGANDA AND TANZANIA

PROVIDE ASSISTANCE FOR VARIOUS NEEDS IN THE COMMUNITY: RELATED TO THE PROTECTION, HOUSING, EDUCATION AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS INCLUDING THE PROVIDING OF ETHICS, RELIGIOUS TRAINING AND CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT. IN THE CURRENT ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT SPECIAL ATTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN TO FAMILIES IN NEED INCLUDING PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT THE HOMELESS, ALCOHOL AND DRUG REHABILITATION AND ORPHANAGES.

TO SOLICIT SPONSORSHIPS FOR IN SHELTERS WHOSE FREE TIME HAS RUN OUT WITHOUT YET BEING ADOPTED. THESE SPONSORSHIPS WILL PAY FOR THE CARE AND KEEPING OF SUCH , EITHER AT THE SHELTER OR AT A FOSTER HOME AND SAVE THEM FROM BEING EUTHANIZED.

The Center works to end homelessness, and particularly chronic homelessness, by providing the support and framework people need to achieve self-sufficiency.

primary exempt purpose is to provide Housing to homeless individual and lost cost rent to Non-Profit

TRANSITIONAL HOUSING FOR PEOPLE IN RECOVERY FROM DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE.

To provide help to homeless HIV children

TO PROVIDE RELATIONSHIP AND PEOPLE LIVING ON THE MARGINS, PARTICULARLY THOSE WHO ARE STRUGGLING WITH ACTIVE ADDICTION AND UNRECOGNIZED OR UNTREATED MENTAL ILLNESS - BOTH MAJOR CONTRIBUTING FACTORS TO HOMELESSNESS.

Meeting relational and physical needs of the homeless.

HELPS STRUGGLING, UNDERFINANCED, MOSTLY VOLUNTEER ANIMAL SHELTERS MAINAIN THEIR NO-KILL POLICIES BY PROVIDING GRANTS OF FOOD OTHER NECESSARY VETERINARY SUPPLIES.

WITH NO PAID STAFF WE PROVIDE WARM, WELCOME AND GENEROUS HOSPITALITY, OFFERING SAFE AND COMFORTABLE OVERNIGHT FROM NOVEMBER THROUGH MARCH. NIGHTLY HOT SIT-DOWN DINNERS AND CARRYOUT BREAKFAST/LUNCH BAGS, BATHROOMS AND SHOWERS, WEEKLY HEALTH CLINIC, WEEKLY FOOT CLINIC, RECREATION (TV AND GAMES), LEGAL ASSISTANCE THROUGH ON-SITE WORK BY THE GEORGIA LAW CENTER FOR THE HOMELESS, INCOME TAX FILING ASSISTANCE, SPECIAL GIFTS DURING HOLIDAYS AND A MYRIAD OF OTHER KINDNESSES AND MIRACLES DUE TO ONE ON ONE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTEERS AND GUESTS. OUR VOLUNTEERS GAIN A GREAT DEAL THROUGH CONTACT WITH OUR GUESTS. THE IS IN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (60-65 GUESTS PER ) AND NEXT DOOR AT THE CATHOLIC SHRINE OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH (30-35 GUESTS PER ). ACTIVITIES INCLUDING BASKETBALL, YOGA CLUB AND WALKING/RUNNING CLUB, INITIATED IN 2008-2009, WILL CONTINUE AGAIN THIS YEAR.

Raise funds to develop a of tiny houses for the homeless. Provide food for the homeless.

PROVIDING A HOME FOR HOMELESS KIDS INDIA. PROVIDING GRANTS FOR THE POOR AND NEEDY, AND PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO THE POOR RABUN COUNTY, GEORGIA, LOCATED THE HILLS OF NORTH GEORGIA.

MISSION: MINISTER TO MATERIALLY NEEDY CITIZENS OF OUR SURROUNDING COMMUNITY TO ASSIST THEM WITH BASIC LIFE NEEDS AND LIFE SKILLS. WE FOCUS OUR EFFORTS ON INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN LOW-INCOME HOUSING COMMUNITIES, SINGLE MOTHERS, SENIOR CITIZENS, AND KIDS.

FACILITATES THE CONSTRUCTION OR RENOVATION OF PHYSICAL FACILITIES FOR WORTHY NONPROFIT CAREGIVERS WHO ARE DEDICATED TO ASSITING THE TEMPORARILY HOMELESS.

HOPE seeks to help Georgians avoid homelessness and hunger through a comprehensive approach that equips them with the tools for lifelong stability.Our vision is to end hunger and homelessness for every Georgian.HousingWe work relentlessly to secure both short-term and long-term housing for our clients, along with individualized resources to keep them stably housed.HungerA legacy Action Ministries, our hunger relief programs span 31 Georgia counties.OutreachWe work around-the-clock to engage unsheltered people where they are in places like homeless encampments, under bridges, and at the airport.PreventionWe keep struggling people off the streets by addressing root causes homelessness and protecting clients from eviction.Emergency ServicesA single mishap or missed paycheck can spell disaster for many. We provide desperate, displaced families with critical resources and a shoulder to lean on.In FY20, we served 8,405 individuals throughout 28 Metro counties. 1,551 wer

MISSION OF HOMELESS SHALL BE ADVOCATING AND REPRESENTING DIGNITY AND RIGHTS OF PERSONS WHO ARE HOMELESS IN OUR SOCIETY TOWARD GOAL OF PREVENTING HOMELESSNESS AND SEEKING APPROPRIATE AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND SERVICES ALL.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES PERMANENT HOUSING AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO HOMELESS AND LOW-INCOME MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN WHO ARE LIVING WITH OR DIRECTLY AFFECTED BY AIDS/HIV.

PROVISION RESIDENTIAL AND HEALTH CARE SERVICES TO DEVELOPMENTALLYDISABLED, ELDERLY AND INFIRM PERSONS, INCLUDING THE MENTALLY ILL ANDDEVOLPMENT AND OPERATION LOW-INCOME HOUSING

TO RAISE AWARENESS AND FUNDS TO SUPPORT PREVENTION, CARE AND HOUSING ASSISTANCE TO THOSE IMPACTED BY HIV/AIDS IN ATLANTA.

SINCE 1963, HAS SERVED AS AN IMPORTANT COMMUNITY PARTNER; DEDICATED TO FINDING PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS TO END HUNGER, END HOMELESSNESS, AND CLOSE ACHIEVEMENT GAPS FOR FAMILIES THROUGH EDUCATION. AS A VOLUNTEER DRIVEN ORGANIZATION, ENLISTS THE SUPPORT OF THOUSANDS OF VOLUNTEERS TO MEET THE NEEDS OF OVER 120,000 PEOPLE IN NEED EACH YEAR ACROSS GEORGIA

THE MISSION OF THE GOOD NEIGHBOR IS TO PROVIDE MEN, WOMEN AND FAMILIES WITH TEMPORARY AND PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL AND SPIRITUAL

Open doors to overcome prevent homelessness.

The (ORP) is a long-term residential treatment for homeless men with chemical dependency.The organization ceased operations and transferred remaining assets to Baptist Church (a 501c3).

PROVIDES EDUCATION TO THE UNSKILLED PEOPLE WITH STATE GRANT AND SUPPORTS SHELTER FOR HOMELESS OR THE POOR WITH FEDERAL HUD GRANT

TO CONNECT HOMELESS PERSONS TO AVAILABLE HOUSING OPTIONS AND TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF HOMELESS, LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES THROUGH SELF-SUFFICIENCY PROGRAMS.

TO DEVELOP, OWN, AND OPERATE LOW-INCOME FACILITIES; AND TO PERFORM ALL OTHER ACTS

Providing social help and rehabiliation to homeless families and children thru conferences teaching and television programs

FEED HOMELESS PEOPLE

religious organization to bring growth to the community. Assisting the homeless and less in the community.

ELIMINATE FAMILY HOMELESSNESS

The mission of the is to feed, educate and empower homeless people and to improve the quality of life for the senior citizens

WE EXIST TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE FOR HOMELESS MEN AND HOMELESS FAMILIES TO ASSIST RE-ENTERING CITIZENS WHO ENCOUNTER VARIOUS BARRIERS TO .

Our mission is to supply basic needs to the homeless population through activities including, but not limited to, preparing sack lunches, filling out personal hygiene kit backpacks, and providing HIV testing.

To provide fully furnished and decorated homes for families coming out of homelessness

The organization's mission is to provide emotional support to homeless and seriously ill and terminally ill people; to provide counseling, religious outreach, and bible studies.

The organization's most significant activities include directly providing--in person, fostering durable relationship--foodstuffs and supplies necessary for hygiene and personal safety and comfort to Metropolitan Atlanta's homeless population.

We will provide services to individuals in need, such as low-income families, the homeless population, and single parents. Services include housing, vocational training skills, food, emergency support programs, and financial literacy.

In memory of Janye 's servant spirit, to better the community supporting 501c3 charities for: disabled veterans, special needs individuals, cancer research, first responders, food pantries & shelters, nursing programs education.

Partner with homeless families to offer refuge (shelter), resources (job skills training & life coaching), and relationship building strategies by encouraging community engagement and interactions. We provide financial assistance to families in need.

TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS THROUGH HOUSING PLACEMENT, ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT, AND ADVOCACY.

PROVIDES SHELTER TO WOMEN AND CHILDREN WHO ARE TEMPORARILY HOMELESS DUE TO DOMESTIC ABUSE

Administering financial support for the advancement and empowerment of victims of domestic violence and homelessness through intervention, advocacy, and education. Advancing the lives of underprivileged youth through mentoring and education, directly and indirectly, without regard to sex, race, creed, or nationality.

THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS, FINANCIALLY AND THROUGH VOLUNTEER SERVICES, LOCAL INITIATIVES TO COMBAT HOMELESSNESS, TEACH WORK AND LIFE SKILLS, AND PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY FAMILIES.

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