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| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | AMERICANS UNITED WITH ISRAEL CORPORATION TO PROVIDE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE VALUE OF DEMOCRACY IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY OF ISRAEL. TO ENCOURAGE AND FACILITATE EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC AS TO THE VALUE OF ISRAEL AS A COUNTRY, AND IMPROVE THE LIVES AND HEALTH OF UNDERPRIVILEGED INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE CONNECTED WITH THE STATE OF ISRAEL, THROUGH EDUCATION, PUBLIC PROJECTS, AND SOCIAL MEDIA. | MARIETTA, GA | |
| 2 | QUALITY GROWTH INSTITUTE INC THE PROMOTION OF EDUCATIONAL AND COMMUNITY EFFORTS DIRECTED TO QUALITY GROWTH, BEST PRACTICES, AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT. ADDITIONALLY, TO ENGAGE IN COMMUNITY OUTREACH, WORK WITH LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, AND ENGAGE IN ECONOMIC AID GROWTH POLICY STUDIES. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 3 | PEACHTREE BATTLE ALLIANCE INC THE PURPOSES AND AIMS OF THE PEACHTREE BATTLE ALLIANCE ARE:TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE PBA NEIGHBORHOOD;TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PLANNING PROCESS OF ALL MUNICIPAL, COUNTY AND FEDERAL AGENCIES AS THEY AFFECT THE PBA NEIGHBORHOOD;TO COORDINATE AND IMPROVE MUNICIPAL SERVICES FOR THE PBA NEIGHBORHOOD;TO MAINTAIN AND PROTECT THE CHARACTER OF THE PBA NEIGHBORHOOD BEFORE ANY APPROPRIATE COMMITTEE OR BOARD;TO INQUIRE INTO AND PLAN THE FUTURE PBA NEIGHBORHOOD RECREATIONAL FACILITIES. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 4 | GWINNETT MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION INC THE PURPOSE OF THE ASSOCIATION SHALL BE TO FOSTER BETTER UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN GOVERNING AUTHORITIES OF ALL LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT AND TO EFFECT WAYS AND MEANS OF PROVIDING MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMY IN GOVT TO CITIZENS OF MUNICIPALITIES LOCATED IN WHOLE OR IN PART WITHIN GWINNETT COUNTY. | LAWRENCEVILLE, GA | |
| 5 | HOGANSVILLE CHARITABLE TRUST INC RENOVATE, PRESERVE AND IMPROVE HISTORIC AND MUNICIPAL PROPERTIES IN AND AROUND HOGANSVILLE, GEORGIA. | HOGANSVILLE, GA | |
| 6 | VILLA RICA CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU INC VILLA RICA CONVENTION and VISITORS BUREAU WAS CREATED TO FILL A STATUTORY ROLE ASSOCIATED WITH THE COLLECTION OF AN EXCISE TAX ON HOTEL ROOMS IMPOSED BY THE CITY OF VILLA RICA. OCGA #48-13-51 REQUIRES FUNDS COLLECTED THROUGH THE HOTEL TAX BE DISTRIBUTED THROUGH A CONTRACT WITH A STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY OR A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION. | VILLA RICA, GA | |
| 7 | Ubuntu Community Catalyst Inc UbuntuCommunityCatalystUCCseekstocreateaplatformthatprovidesthestructureandprocessforconcernedcitizenstoappropriatelyrespondtothecriticalneedsidentifiedbycommunityresidentsandstakeholders.ThegeographicfocusareaincludesmunicipalitiesintheSouthFultonCounty,GAregion.Ouroverarchinggoalisto1increaseresidentcivicengagementwithlocalcommunity faith-basedorganizations,2Supplementthecapacityofcommunity faith-basedorganizations,schools,government,andprivatesectorstoengagethesupportoftheircommunities,and3Generaterevenue;earned,individual,public and privatesupporttosustaintheeffort. | Atlanta, GA | |
| 8 | AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES LOCAL # 3 EDUCATIONAL and CHARITABLE | Atlanta, GA | |
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