Showing 25 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | GEORGIA ASYLUM and IMMIGRATION TO PROTECT AND EMPOWER IMMIGRANT SURVIVORS OF CRIME AND PERSECUTION. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 2 | WELCOMING AMERICA INC Empower grassroots community members to transform their communities into places where:a) mutual respect and cooperation prevails between foreign-born and native born residents; and b)Immigrants feel welcome, and therefore more likely to integrate into the social fabric. | DECATUR, GA | |
| 3 | CLARKSTON DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION VISION: CDF ENVISIONS COMMUNITIES THAT ARE THRIVING AND DIVERSE, WHERE THE VOICES OF ALL RESIDENTS ARE HEARD AND RESPECTED, AND WHERE RESIDENTS ARE ENGAGED IN DECISION-MAKING. WE ENVISION COMMUNITIES WHERE RESIDENTS WORK TOGETHER AND WITH OTHER STAKEHOLDERS TO ENSURE THAT EARLY LEARNING HAPPENS EVERYWHERE, RESULTING IN EQUITABLE, SUSTAINED POSITIVE OUTCOMES FOR CHILDREN, FAMILIES AND THEIR COMMUNITIES. MISSION: CDF ACTION ENGAGES RESIDENTS AND PARTNERS TO CRAFT INNOVATIVE, CULTURALLY SOUND COMMUNITY-DRIVEN EARLY LEARNING INITIATIVES THAT BUILD ON COMMUNITY ASSETS. WE SEEK TO TRANSFORM EARLY LEARNING TO CREATE EQUITABLE, POLICIES, PRACTICES, AND PROGRAMS IN WHICH ALL CHILDREN, INCLUDING REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANTS, ARE NURTURED, SUPPORTED, AND PREPARED TO LEARN AND ACHIEVE SCHOOL SUCCESS. | CLARKSTON, GA | |
| 4 | GEORGIA COMPENSATORY THE GEORGIA COMPENSATORY EDUCATIONAL LEADERS (GCEL) ASSOCIATION WAS INITIATED AND ORGANIZED BY CONCERNED EDUCATORS WHO ENVISIONED THE COMPENSATORY PROGRAMS OF TITLE I, REMEDIAL EDUCATION PROGRAM (REP), EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAM (EIP), MIGRANT EDUCATION PROGRAM (MEP), ENGLISH TO SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES PROGRAM (ESOL) AND THE NEGLECTED AND DELINQUENT (N and D) PROGRAM AS VITAL INSTRUCTIONAL COMPONENTS TO THE TOTAL EDUCATION PROCESS. GCEL IS AN ORGANIZATION OF EDUCATORS WHO PLAN AND ADVOCATE FOR PROGRAMS THAT ASSIST CHILDREN WHO ARE DEVELOPMENTALLY DELAYED, EXPERIENTIALLY DEPRIVED, SLOW LEARNERS, AND/OR BRIGHT UNDERACHIEVERS. THE MEMBERS ARE ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN PROMOTING PEOPLE, PROGRAMS, AND POLICIES THAT ARE SUPPORTIVE OF POSITIVE GROWTH FOR THESE CHILDREN. | CONYERS, GA | |
| 5 | REFUGE COFFEE CO REFUGE COFFEE CO. EXISTS TO SERVE THE GLOBAL COMMUNITY IN CLARKSTON, GA BY TRAINING AND EMPLOYING RELOCATED REFUGEES. | CLARKSTON, GA | |
| 6 | MY VISION FOR REFUGEES INC CARING FOR CHILDREN WHO ARE ORPHANED | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 7 | THOMAS UNIVERSITY THOMAS UNIVERSITY IS AN INDEPENDENT, NOT FOR PROFIT, INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION WITH UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE PROGRAMS THAT PREPARE STUDENTS FOR SUCCESSFUL CAREERS AND RESPONSIBLE CITIZENSHIP IN A RAPIDLY CHANGING AND COMPLEX WORLD. | THOMASVILLE, GA | |
| 8 | LATIN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION THE LAA EMPOWERS LATINOS TO ADAPT, INTEGRATE AND THRIVE BY PROVIDING RESOURCES SUCH AS FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, ECONOMIC PROGRAMS, A LATINA ENTREPRENEURAL PROGRAM AS WELL AS YOUTH MENTORING AND IMMIGRATION SERVICES | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 9 | ATLANTA LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION INC TO PROMOTE HEALTH, CHARACTER, SPORTSMANSHIP, AND RESPONSIBLE CITIZENSHIP THROUGH THE GAME OF TENNIS. ADDITIONALLY TO SUPPORT AMATEUR ATHLETES, PROVIDE PROGRAMS FOR THE DISADVANTAGED AND THE PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY CHALLENGED, AND TO PROVIDE INNER-CITY YOUTH NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE FUTURE. | ROSWELL, GA | |
| 10 | ALTA FOUNDATION INC THE FOUNDATION PROMOTES HEALTH, CHARACTER, SPORTSMANSHIP, AND RESPONSIBLE CITIZENSHIP BY USING THE GAME OF TENNIS TO SUPPORT, NOT ONLY AMATEUR ATHLETES, BUT PROGRAMS FOR THE DISADVANTAGED, THE PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY CHALLENGED, AND TO PROVIDE INNER-CITY YOUTH NEWOPPORTUNITIES FOR THE FUTURE. | ROSWELL, GA | |
| 11 | Cumming Civitan Club Inc Exempt purpose - Cumming Civitan Club, Inc., is a local Club of Civitan International - The worldwide mission Civitan International is to build good citizenship by providing a volunteer organization of clubs dedicated to serving individual and community needs, with an emphasis on helping people with developmental disabilities. | Cumming, GA | |
| 12 | AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY MISSION STATEMENT IN THE SPIRIT OF SERVICE, NOT SELF, THE MISSION OF THE AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY IS TO SUPPORT THE AMERICAN LEGION AND TO HONOR THE SACRIFICE OF THOSE WHO SERVE BY ENHANCING THE LIVES OF OUR VETERANS, MILITARY, AND THEIR FAMILIES, BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD. FOR GOD AND COUNTRY, WE ADVOCATE FOR VETERANS, EDUCATE OUR CITIZENS, MENTOR YOUTH, AND PROMOTE PATRIOTISM, GOOD CITIZENSHIP, PEACE AND SECURITY. | POWDER SPGS, GA | |
| 13 | INTL SOC OF TRAVEL MEDICINE INC The International Society of Travel Medicine (ISTM) is organized and operated exclusively for educational, scientific and charitable purposes. The ISTM is dedicated to promoting healthy, safe, and responsible travel and movement of all people crossing borders by facilitating advancement of epidemiological surveillance and research, education and service in travel and migration medicine, to the benefit of individuals and communities. More specifically, this includes illness and injury prevention, diagnostics, and therapeutics, with attention given to the understanding, impact and modification of environmental, behavioural, or host factors on the health of travellers and migrants, in cooperation with health care providers, academic centers, health authorities, and other collaborating partners. | ALPHARETTA, GA | |
| 14 | CONSCIENCE INTERNATIONAL INC Humanitarian aid, human rights and peacemaking. Conscience International Inc. works to alleviate human rights suffering in the wake of wars and natural disasters by providing medical assistance and refugee relief. | ALPHARETTA, GA | |
| 15 | ATHLETES FOR A BETTER WORLD INC Use sports to develop character, teamwork, and citizenship through commitment to an athletic Code for Living that applies to life, and to create a movement that will play a significant role in the transformation of individuals, sports, and society. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 16 | KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL - GAINESVILLE TO GIVE PRIMACY TO THE HUMAN AND SPIRITUAL RATHER THAN TO THE MATERIAL VALUES OF LIFE.TO ENCOURAGE THE DAILY LIVING OF THE GOLDEN RULE IN ALL HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS.TO PROMOTE THE ADOPTION AND THE APPLICATION OF HIGHER SOCIAL, BUSINESS, AND PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS.TO DEVELOP, BY PRECEPT AND EXAMPLE, A MORE INTELLIGENT, AGGRESSIVE, AND SERVICEABLE CITIZENSHIP.TO PROVIDE, THROUGH KIWANIS CLUBS, A PRACTICAL MEANS TO FORM ENDURING FRIENDSHIPS, TO RENDER ALTRUISTIC SERVICE, AND TO BUILD BETTER COMMUNITIES.TO COOPERATE IN CREATING AND MAINTAINING THAT SOUND PUBLIC OPINION AND HIGH IDEALISM WHICH MAKE POSSIBLE THE INCREASE OF RIGHTEOUSNESS, JUSTICE, PATRIOTISM, AND GOODWILL. | GAINESVILLE, GA | |
| 17 | Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights (GLAHR) is a grassroots community organization that has operated in the state of Georgia for more than 18 years. Our organization has engaged in deep community organizing utilizing advocacy campaigns, education, service provision and movement building to engage Latino/a immigrants. | Atlanta, GA | |
| 18 | Presencia Inc Presencia serves the children of immigrants through tutoring leadership development job opportunities and community care | Brookhaven, GA | |
| 19 | COLLEGE PARK, GA | ||
| 20 | Athens, GA | ||
| 21 | Alpharetta, GA | ||
| 22 | CANTON, GA | ||
| 23 | DECATUR, GA | ||
| 24 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 25 | BAINBRIDGE, GA | ||
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