Showing 83 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | THE HALE FOUNDATION INC HALFWAY HOUSE FOR MEN SUFFERING FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE | AUGUSTA, GA | |
| 52 | THE GEORGIA COUNCIL ON SUBSTANCE ABUSE INC THE ORGANIZATION OFFERS TRAINING, INFORMATION, RESOURCES AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROFESSIONAL AND OTHERS WHO SERVE THE SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION, TREATMENT AND RECOVERY FIELDS. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 53 | GEORGIA EQUINE RESCUE LEAGUE LTD TO HELP END NEGLECT AND ABUSE OF EQUINES | BETHLEHEM, GA | |
| 54 | FAITH INC To provide free and confidential services to victims of domestic violence, sexual assualt and child abuse. | Clayton, GA | |
| 55 | Gold Shield Foundation Of Metro Atl FINANCIAL ASSITANCE TO VICTIMS | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 56 | DOUGLAS COUNTY TASK FORCE ON FAMILY THE DOUGLAS COUNTY TASK FORCE ON FAMILY VIOLENCE IS COMMITTED TO ERADICATING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, RAPE, STALKING, DATING VIOLENCE, SEX TRAFFICKING, CHILD ABUSE, CHILD NEGLECT, AND CHILD ENDANGERMENT IN DOUGLAS COUNTY, DOUGLASVILLE, AND THROUGHOUT OUR COMMUNITY. WE PROVIDE HELP AND REFUGE FOR VICTIMS OF THESE CRIMES. WE PROVIDE EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR THE COMMUNITY TO HELP US ALL WORK TOGETHER TO HEAL OUR HOMES AND NEIGHBORHOODS. | DOUGLASVILLE, GA | |
| 57 | LORDSHIP FOUNDATION INC THE EXCLUSIVE PURPOSE IS CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE POOR AND NEEDY, INCLUDING VICTIMS OF GOVERNMENT- DESIGNATED DISASTERS; TO PROVIDE GRANT-MAKING TO PUBLIC CHARITIES THAT ARE DESCRIBED IN SECTIONS 501(C)(3) AND 509(A)(1),(2), OR (3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE THAT ENGAGE IN CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, OR SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES AND TO PROVIDE SUPPORT SERVICES TO PUBLIC CHARITIES THAT ENGAGE IN CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, OR SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES. | CUMMING, GA | |
| 58 | CE MENDEZ FOUNDATION INC DIRECT PROGRAM DELIVERY OF TOO GOOD FOR DRUGS WITH FOUNDATION STAFF OF PROFESSIONAL PREVENTION SPECIALISTS THROUGHOUT THE HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, WHICH HAS A STUDENT POPULATION OF 175,000. ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES EMPLOY EVIDENCE-BASED ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES TO ADDRESS COMMUNITY AWARENESS ABOUT SUBSTANCE ABUSE TO FOSTER POSITIVE SOCIETAL NORMS REGARDING SUBSTANCE USE. THESE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE THE TOO GOOD FOR DRUGS WALK AND KIDFEST, CITY OF TAMPA SUMMER PARKS PROGRAM, AND THE TOO GOOD FOR DRUGS JR. GASPARILLA DISTANCE CLASSIC. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 59 | NATIONAL CRIMINAL DEFENSE COLLEGE INC Pursuing justice by delivering the highest standard of trial skills training, through a diverse faculty, to criminal defense attorneys across the United States to ensure that people accused of crimes are represented by client-centered, trial-focused, and zealous counsel.Pursuing justice by preparing defense counsel to recognize and confront racism and bias in the criminal legal system.Pursuing justice by inspiring and empowering a diverse community of criminal defense attorneys to transform the criminal legal system to ensure due process of law, effective assistance of counsel, freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures, and equal protection of law for all people. | MACON, GA | |
| 60 | SOUTHERN CENTER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS The Southern Center for Human Rights is working for equality, dignity, and justice for people impacted by the criminal legal system in the Deep South. SCHR fights for a world free from mass incarceration, the death penalty, the criminalization of poverty, and racial injustice.Over our forty-four year history, SCHR has forced county, state, and federal governments to make significant improvements in prisons and jails to reduce overcrowding, provide adequate medical and mental health care, and abate violence and abuse. We have argued and won five death penalty cases at the US Supreme Court, four of which challenged profound race discrimination in capital trials. Our combined litigation and policy advocacy helped bring about the creation of a statewide public defender system in Georgia in 2003. Today, SCHR embraces multifaceted strategies in its fight for a world free from mass incarceration, the death penalty, the criminalization of poverty, and racial injustice. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 61 | NOOR FAMILY SERVICES CORPORATION THE MISSION OF NOOR FAMILY SERVICES IS TO HELP STRENGTHEN AND FOSTER HEALTHY FAMILIES AND PROMOTE A SHIFTING OF CULTURAL NORMS THAT CAN BE MISUSED TO PERPETUATE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. | SUWANEE, GA | |
| 62 | GEORGIA CENTER FOR YOUTH EXCELLENCE Provide supportive services for youth that are victims of homelessness, sexually exploitions, drug and alcohol abuse that pervents them from becoming productive citizens in their communities | Griffin, GA | |
| 63 | RESTORE17 INC Helping vulnerable youth and families in Ecuador break free from generational poverty and neglect to experience the fullness of life found in Jesus. | Acworth, GA | |
| 64 | SISTERS IN PARADISE A NOT FOR PROFIT CORPORATION Sisters in Paradise aims to empower and educate women through mentorship, social events, and life skill classes that address and strengthen families and communities. Sisters in Paradise also works closely with women who have faced domestic violence. | FAIRBURN, GA | |
| 65 | EVERSHEDS SUTHERLAND EMPLOYEE RELIEF FUND INC The organization will make grants for charitable purposes to individuals who are current or future employees of Eversheds Sutherland (US) LLP or any successor who are victims of disasters or in emergency hardship situations. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 66 | Uncaged Inc Uncaged focuses on rescuing and restoring the victims of human trafficking and serves as a catalyst in the antitrafficking movement | Atlanta, GA | |
| 67 | CWC ALLIANCE INC CWCS PRIMARY FOCUS IS TO INTRODUCE A BEHAVIOR-SPECIFIC INTERVENTION AT THE TIME OF INPATIENT HOSPITALIZATION TO DECREASE OVERALL OPIOID UTILIZATION AND IMPROVE PAIN CONTROL IN THE POST-TRAUMA TIME PERIOD. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 68 | LOUVERTURE FOUNDATION FOR We seek to enrich the lives of youth whose lives have been altered by trauma and displacement. We invest time and resources in the lives of our youth to help them become successful adults, through access to STEM based programs. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 69 | MCDONOUGH, GA | ||
| 70 | Atlanta, GA | ||
| 71 | DECATUR, GA | ||
| 72 | Marietta, GA | ||
| 73 | MARIETTA, GA | ||
| 74 | NEWNAN, GA | ||
| 75 | COLUMBUS, GA | ||
| 76 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 77 | Snellville, GA | ||
| 78 | Peachtree City, GA | ||
| 79 | ADRIAN, GA | ||
| 80 | VALDOSTA, GA | ||
| 81 | Decatur, GA | ||
| 82 | Stockbridge, GA | ||
| 83 | Tunnel Hill, GA | ||
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