Showing 52 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Black Rose Foundation for Children Education resources for children | Atlanta, GA | |
| 2 | BLACKABY MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL BLACKABY MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL, INC. WAS ESTABLISHED TO PROVIDE BIBLICAL TEACHING AND TRAINING IN THE AREAS OF PRAYER AND REVIVAL, SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP, AND CHRISTIAN GROWTH. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SUCH TEACHING AND TRAINING THROUGH CONFERENCES, RETREATS, PODCASTS, AND MONTHLY BIBLE STUDIES. | JONESBORO, GA | |
| 3 | INSTITUTE OF CHURCH ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT TO ASSIST RELIGIOUS LEADERS AND OFFICERS OF AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES ACQUIRE ADMINISTRATIVE AND MANAGEMENT SKILLS | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 4 | LOS NINOS PRIMERO INC EMPOWERING LATINO STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES FROM EARLY CHILDHOOD TO COLLEGE THROUGH HOLISTIC ACADEMIC, LEADERSHIP, AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 5 | NATIONAL BLACK M B A ASSOCIATION INC SEE ATTACHMENT A | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 6 | SER FAMILIA SER FAMILIA MISSION IS TO OFFER PREVENTIVE FAMILY SERVICES AND EQUIPT LATINOS WITH TOOLS, RESOURCES AND SKILLS THEY NEED TO MOVE FROM CRISIS TO THRIVING. | Kennesaw, GA | |
| 7 | Send56 Ministry Inc Send56 is a missions organization that trains and mobilizes native African missionaries to reach the unreached tribes of Africa. | Lawrenceville, GA | |
| 8 | Information Technology Senior Management Forum ITSMF increases the representation of Black professionals at senior levels in technology, to impact organizational innovation and growth. We do this by developing and nurturing these dynamic leaders through enrichment of the mind. | Atlanta, GA | |
| 9 | African American Association of GA To empower lower income communities with tools for success | Atlanta, GA | |
| 10 | BLACK NONBELIEVERS Black Nonbelievers (BN) is a 501 c3 non-profit organization. Headquartered in the Atlanta area, we connect with other Blacks (and allies) who are living free of religion and might otherwise be shunned by family and friends by providing a caring, friendly, and informative community. Instead of accepting dogma, we determine truth and morality through reason and evidence. The mission of Black Nonbelievers is to: * Provide secular fellowship. * Nurture and support nonbelievers in "coming out" (ie, openly identify). * Promote atheist pride. * Organize members for charitable causes. BN welcomes all regardless of age, gender identity, sexual identity, national origin, or racial identity. | Fayetteville, GA | |
| 11 | NSBE ATLANTA ALUMIN EXTENSION The mission of the National Society of Black Engineers Atlanta Professionals Chapter is to increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community. | Atlanta, GA | |
| 12 | VILLAGE MICRO FUND VILLAGE MICRO FUND IS A COMMUNITY OF BUSINESSES THAT SIT ON THE WESTSIDE OF ATLANTA AND WE EDUCATE, CONNECT, AND ORGANIZE OUR COMMUNITY OF LOCAL BLACK OWNED BUSINESSES THROUGH OUR ACCELERATOR, COOPERATIVES, AND EVENTS. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 13 | HBCU GREEN FUND INC Increase sustainability at historically black colleges and universities by implementing projects that reduce emissions and create savings. | Forest Park, GA | |
| 14 | NATIONAL BLACK CHILD DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY BASED HUMAN SERVICE ORGANIZATION TO IMPROVE AND PROTECT THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF AFRICANAMERICAN CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES. | DACULA, GA | |
| 15 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BLACK ACCOUNTANTS INC To promote and develop the professional skills of our members; To encourage and assist minority students in entering the accounting profession; To provide opportunities for members to fulfill their civic responsibilities; To ensure long-term financial stability and provide adequate resources to implement chapter, regional and national programs; and To represent the interest of current and prospective minority accounting professionals | Atlanta, GA | |
| 16 | AFRICAN AMERICAN CREDIT UNION SEE SCHEDULE OTHE AFRICAN AMERICAN CREDIT UNION COALITION FOCUSES ON PROVIDING 1)INTERNSHIPS TO BRING MORE MINORITY PRESENCE AND PARTICIPATION IN CREDIT UNIONS, 2) ASSISTING CREDIT UNIONS IN GETTING STARTED AND HELPING SMALLER CREDIT UNIONS WITH GROWTH, AND 3) CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR VARIOUS CREDIT UNIONS AND CREDIT UNION PROVIDERS TO MEET AND WORK WITH ONE ANOTHER. | SNELLVILLE, GA | |
| 17 | SPELMAN COLLEGE SPELMAN COLLEGE, A HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGE AND GLOBAL LEADER IN THE EDUCATION OF WOMEN OF AFRICAN DESCENT, IS DEDICATED TO THE ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE OF ITS STUDENTS. | ATLANTA, GA | |
| 18 | THE URBAN LEAGUE OF GREATER ATLANTA INC TO ENABLE AND EMPOWER AFRICAN AMERICANS AND OTHERS TO ACHIEVE THEIR HIGHEST HUMAN POTENTIAL AND SECURE ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE, PARITY, POWER AND CIVIL RIGHTS. | Atlanta, GA | |
| 19 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 20 | ATHENS, GA | ||
| 21 | Atlanta, GA | ||
| 22 | Atlanta, GA | ||
| 23 | LOUISVILLE, GA | ||
| 24 | Atlanta, GA | ||
| 25 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 26 | THOMASVILLE, GA | ||
| 27 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 28 | MACON, GA | ||
| 29 | SAVANNAH, GA | ||
| 30 | COLUMBUS, GA | ||
| 31 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 32 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 33 | Atlanta, GA | ||
| 34 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 35 | Atlanta, GA | ||
| 36 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 37 | Griffin, GA | ||
| 38 | LOGANVILLE, GA | ||
| 39 | College Park, GA | ||
| 40 | Atlanta, GA | ||
| 41 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 42 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 43 | FAYETTEVILLE, GA | ||
| 44 | COVINGTON, GA | ||
| 45 | LAWRENCEVILLE, GA | ||
| 46 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 47 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 48 | ATLANTA, GA | ||
| 49 | ROSWELL, GA | ||
| 50 | MARIETTA, GA | ||
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