Showing 194 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | Jaguar Foundation of Atlanta The mission of the Jaguar Foundation of Atlanta is to promote educational achievement by providing scholarships to Atlanta Metropolitan area High School graduates to attend the Southern University System. In addition, to promote the continued operation and existence of the Southern University System through financial support. | East Point, GA | |
| 152 | HENDERSON MILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOUNDATION INC Title I Public Elementary School Fund Raising for STEAM | Atlanta, GA | |
| 153 | LIVING REAL INC TO ENGAGE IN PROGRAMS GEARED TOWARDS CHARITABLE AID, EDUCATION TOOLS, MEDICAL MISSIONS, AND SCIENCE-DRIVEN SUSTAINABILITY EFFORTS FOR THE PEOPLE OF AKWA IBOM STATE, NIGERIA AND OTHER UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS WITHIN THE U.S. | SUWANEE, GA | |
| 154 | PURPOSE BUILT SCHOOLS ATLANTA INC TO OPERATE ONE OR MORE "TURNAROUND" SCHOOLS IN THE ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, THEREBY PROMOTING EDUCATION, LESSENING THE BURDENS OF GOVERNMENT AND OTHERWISE ADVANCING SUBSTANTIAL EXEMPT PURPOSES. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 155 | JBM COMMUNITY RESOURCES INC THE FOUNDATION IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C) (3) AND 170(C)(2)OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986 OR THE CORRESPONDING PROVISIONS OF ANY FUTURE UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS (THE "CODE"), FOR THE BENEFIT OF, TO PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS OF, OR TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF NATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION, INC., WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 509(A)(3) OF THE CODE. | GAINESVILLE, GA | |
| 156 | Bootstrap Capital Inc Connecting high potentional New Majority entreprenuers to the innovati ecosystem through access to opportunity resources and capital | Atlanta, GA | |
| 157 | The National Incarceration Association Inc To help families navigate the criminal justice system. | Alpharetta, GA | |
| 158 | DELIVERANCE CHILDRENS MINISTRY INC The corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, educational, religious or scientific purpose | UNION CITY, GA | |
| 159 | INSPIRE AVIATION FOUNDATION INC MUSEUM - TO CREATE AND BUILD A WORLD CLASS AIR AND SPACE MUSUEM AND EDUCATIONAL CAMPUS AT DEKALB-PEACHTREE AIRPORT THAT LEADS WITH INNOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND SETS THE BENCHMARK FOR PARTNERSHIPS WITH LOCAL AND STATE SCHOOL SYSTEMS. | NORCROSS, GA | |
| 160 | JOHNSON STEM ACTIVITY CENTER INC CONDUCTED ACTIVITIES RELATED TO SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS (STEM) TO THE UNDERSERVED STUDENTS OF GEORGIA WITH A FOCUS ON ATLANTA AND INITIALLY ROBOTICS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROVIDING SPACE FOR COMPUTER PROGRAMING COURSES, MATHMATICS LAB, FIRST ROBOTICS TEAMS, HOSTING COMPETITION PRACTICE AND OTHER STEM-RELATED EVENTS FOR GEORGIA STUDENTS AND RESEARCHING AND PLANNING FUNDRAISING EFFORTS. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 161 | SLOVER FOUNDATION CONTRIBUTED $18,150 TO THE BURN CENTER AT GRADY HEALTH SYSTEM, 80 JESSE HILL DRIVE, SE, ATLANTA, GA 30303 | SAWANEE, GA | |
| 162 | HINES FAMILY FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION INNOVATION AND SERVICE C STEM ACTIVITIES - FACILIATION OF SUBJECT-MATTER GUIDANCE FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND OPPORTUNITIES TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN TECHNOLOGICAL ACHIEVEMENT THROUGH INNOVATIVE APPLICATION OF TECHNOLOGIES AND SUPPORT. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 163 | AWALI INC Our mission is to create empowered, food-secure communities through the advancement of plant-based food systems and creative learning experiences in natural environments. | Lithonia, GA | |
| 164 | WILDARKORG INC It is the mission of WildArk.org to promote and support activities that educate, enable, provide resources to, or inspire all of humanity to sustainably conserve, protect or restore the environment and the worlds ecosystems, natural resources, wildlife or wild places. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 165 | PCX GO INC PCX Go! provides the eSports ecosystem with the infrastructure needed to support all key stakeholders in building skills and capabilities that apply to the eSports industry through: informing, instructing, and educating. | Lithonia, GA | |
| 166 | TEEN EMPOWERING NETWORK TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO FOSTER CHILDREN TRANSITIONING IN AND OUT OF THE FOSTER CARE SYSTEM | BRUNSWICK, GA | |
| 167 | THE TOMMY LANIER FOUNDATION INC THE FOUNDATION WAS ESTABLISHED TO SUPPORT: ACTIVITIES THAT PROMOTE PROGRESS IN THE DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT, AND CURE OF MELANOMA; THE NEUROSCIENCES; REHABILITATION; AND OTHER CHARITABLE CAUSES AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT WERE IMPORTANT TO TOMMY LANIER DURING HIS LIFETIME. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 168 | Matsya Inc To systematically propagate spiritual knowledge to society at large and to educate all peoples in the techniques of spiritual life in order to check the imbalance of values in life and to achieve real unity and peace in the world. | Stone Mountain, GA | |
| 169 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 170 | TUCKER, GA | ||
| 171 | Atlanta, GA | ||
| 172 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 173 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 174 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 175 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 176 | PEACHTREE CITY, GA | ||
| 177 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 178 | Alpharetta, GA | ||
| 179 | MARIETTA, GA | ||
| 180 | WARNER ROBINS, GA | ||
| 181 | CHATTAHOOCHEE HILL, GA | ||
| 182 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 183 | BOGART, GA | ||
| 184 | MARIETTA, GA | ||
| 185 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 186 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 187 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 188 | DUNWOODY, GA | ||
| 189 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 190 | DULUTH, GA | ||
| 191 | ATHENS, GA | ||
| 192 | RINGGOLD, GA | ||
| 193 | College Park, GA | ||
| 194 | LIZELLA, GA | ||
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