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1		ATLANTA, GA
2		MCDONOUGH, GA
3		ATLANTA, GA
4		Atlanta, GA
5		Augusta, GA
6		Atlanta, GA
7		FAYETTEVILLE, GA
8		ATLANTA, GA
9		ATLANTA, GA
10		ATLANTA, GA
11		Atlanta, GA
12		SAVANNAH, GA
13		ATLANTA, GA
14		ALBANY, GA
15		ATLANTA, GA
16		ATLANTA, GA
17		ATLANTA, GA
18		ATLANTA, GA
19		ALPHARETTA, GA
20		ATLANTA, GA
21		Athens, GA
22		ATLANTA, GA
23		ATLANTA, GA
24		Atlanta, GA
25		LAGRANGE, GA
26		Atlanta, GA
27		EAST POINT, GA
28		ATLANTA, GA
29		Alpharetta, GA
30		SAVANNAH, GA
31		DECATUR, GA
32		MARIETTA, GA
33		ATLANTA, GA
34		ATLANTA, GA
35		ATHENS, GA
36		Augusta, GA

CARE WORKS AROUND THE GLOBE TO SAVE LIVES, DEFEAT POVERTY ACHIEVE SOCIAL JUSTICE.

THE ORGANIZATION IS ORGANIZED FOR CHARITABLE AND PURPOSES TO DEFEND HUMAN AND CIVIL RIGHTS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND PROVIDE RELIEF FOR FAMILIES OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS THAT ARE SLAIN IN THE LINE OF DUTY, AS WELL AS OTHER SERVICES.

WAS CREATED TO SOLVE REALLY BIG PROBLEMS IN HEALTHCARE BY CONNECTING SOCIALENTREPRENEURS AND INNOVATIVE ORGANIZATIONS TO SOURCES OF CAPITAL, STRATEGIC PARTNERS, TECHNOLOGYSOLUTIONS AND SERVANT LEADERS SO THAT THEY ARE MORE EFFECTIVE AT SAVING LIVES, SAVING MONEY ANDHAVING A SUSTAINABLE IMPACT. IN THE U.S., PARTNERS WITH LEADING HEALTHCARE INNOVATORS TOSERVE THE INDIGENT AND UNINSURED, WOUNDED WARRIORS AND THEIR FAMILIES, ADDRESS FOOD INSECURITY,CREATE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR AUTISTIC CHILDREN, AND HELP VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING. OUTSIDETHE U.S., IS WORKING ON HUMAN RIGHTS, PROVIDING CLEAN WATER, FOOD FOR MALNOURISHEDCHILDREN, THE DISTRIBUTION OF PHARMACEUTICALS AND THE CREATION OF SCHOOLS, HOUSING, AND HEALTHCLINICS IN COMMUNITIES WITH EXTREME POVERTY.

Our goal is to make a positive impact on the lives and their children. Each year we award a $100,000 grant to a non-profit organization that promotes education, health, economic independence, social well-being or human rights for and their children.

primary purpose is to provide quality patient - healthcare and screening to the medially marginalized in Richmond County, Georgia. During the COVID-19 pandemic this was done by raising money via events and via sales of goods to provide goods/products needed for basic healthcare to the medically marginalized. Expenses for the 2021 year totaled to $1,463.12 while income totaled to $1,095.62. With the non-profit liquidating after filing of 2021 tax return, the final remaining balance of the organization, including checking and savings, will be donated to Community Services and The Equality of Augusta. Each organization is estimated to receive $9,361.97 of the remaining funds, which will leave CCHC with a net $0.00 balance. CCHC has no outstanding debts, payments, or financial obligations at the time of dissolution. After donations are made, bank accounts will be closed.

promotes public interest in and appreciation of public space through street art by working with local, national and international artists to create contemporary public art, murals and installations around of Atlanta. Through this artwork we bring awareness to public space that is often overlooked, neglected or taken for granted while also inspiring social change. We engage in dialogue with communities around this artwork and locations they inhabit through mural making, workshops, lectures, conferences and gallery showings. We install artwork in a variety of locations around of Atlanta, and eventually State of Georgia, in order to bring individuals into areas they may not normally travel, and therefore get to know their , state and fellow Georgians in a new way.

Our mission is to help build a of knowledge, life skills, and cultural awareness that will promote mental, physical, social, and emotional growth within the lives of under-served and at-risk youth. We achieve our mission by increasing graduation rates and college readiness, literacy, and cultural awareness; while promoting high self-esteem and healthy behaviors, in order to build a solid community of successful leaders and well-rounded individuals for generations to come.

IDENTIFYING AND DOCUMENTING HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AROUND THE GLOBE THROUGH JOURNALISM, PHOTOGRAPHY AND RESEARCH; EFFECTING WITH RESPECT TO SUCH HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS THROUGH COLLABORATION WITH SUBJECT-MATTER EXPERTS; IMPROVING THE LIVES OF AFFECTED INDIVIDUALS THROUGH PUBLIC EDUCATION, ADVOCACY, AND CAMPAIGNS THAT INVITE SUCH INDIVIDUALS TO SHARE THEIR STORIES.

TO TELL STORIES OF THE LGBTQIA+ EXPERIENCE AND COMMUNITY THROUGH AND PERFORMING ARTS.

The Institutes mission is to advance lasting solutions that expand economic opportunity well-being for all Georgians.

TO ENABLE AND EMPOWER AFRICAN AMERICANS AND OTHERS TO ACHIEVE THEIR HIGHEST HUMAN POTENTIAL AND SECURE ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE, PARITY, POWER AND CIVIL RIGHTS.

TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES WHICH EMPOWER CITIZENS TO ATTAIN INDEPENDENCE AND A HIGHER QUALITY OF LIFE.

was formed to meet the distinct needs of artists who work for social justice, and artists who create work by, for, about, and within communities of place, tradition, affiliation, and spirit. Originally an acronym for Regional Organization of Theaters South, quickly established itself as a thought leader in the field of community-based arts and the only regional collective of artists committed to social and economic justice.

CREATES SOLUTIONS THAT CHANGE THE LIVES OF CHILDREN, ADULTS AND FAMILIES WITH DISABILITIES OR SPECIAL NEEDS BY OFFERING A VARIETY OF PROGRAMS AND SERVICES THAT ENABLE INDIVIDUALS TO LEAD LIVES OF EQUALITY, DIGNITY AND INDEPENDENCE.

Souths mission is to build the foundation for successful broad-based social justice movements. , . works directly with communities pushed forward by conditions of poverty and racism in order to strengthen leadership for community organizing on critical frontlines of economic, racial, and social justice.

To Educate, Inform and Train Communities on how to prevent Household, Health / Justice Issues. grants

SupporttheLGBTQlegalcommunityinGeorgia

CONDUCTING RESEARCH AND EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ON GAY, LESBIAN, BISEXUAL AND TRANSGENDER SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, POLITICAL AND LEGISLATIVE ISSUES.

Humanitarian aid, human rights and peacemaking. . works to alleviate human rights suffering in the wake of wars and natural disasters by providing medical assistance and refugee relief.

IS A FOUNDATION CREATED TO SUPPORT GRASSROOTS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS SEEKING RACIAL, ECONOMIC, AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE BY PROVIDING THEM WITH FINANCIAL RESOURCES, TECHNICAL ASST. and TRAINING, AND ACCESS TO SYSTEMS OF INFORMATION and EMPOWERMENT.

SUPPORT PROMOTE AWARENESS

SONG) is a home for LGBTQ liberation across all lines of race, class, abilities, age, culture, gender, and sexuality in the South. SONG builds, sustains, and connects a southern regional base of LBGTQ people in order to transform the region through strategic projects and campaigns developed in response to the current conditions in the communities. SONG builds this movement through leadership development, intersectional analysis, and organizing. Since 1993, SONG has been known, both regionally and nationally, for organizing and training work across issues of race, class, gender and sexuality with both LGBTQ people and allies. SONG works to build and maintain a Southern LGBTQ infrastructure for organizers strong enough to combat the Southern-specific strategy of the Right to divide and conquer Southern oppressed communities.

The is working equality, dignity, and justice people impacted by the criminal legal system in the Deep South. SCHR fights 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 a world free from mass incarceration, the death penalty, the criminalization of poverty, and racial injustice.

GLAHR) is a grassroots community organization that has operated in the state of more than 18 years. Our organization has engaged in deep community organizing utilizing advocacy campaigns, education, service provision and movement building to engage /a immigrants.

EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES INCLUDING THE PROMOTION OF THE LIFE AND VALUES, PHILOSOPHIES AND IDEALS OF LIBERTY, EQUALITY, AND JUSTICE FOR WHICH THE MARQUIS DE STANDS.

To educate, celebrate, promote self-empowerment and ensure that the social and cultural needs of LGBTQ+ individuals and families are met throughout the Metropolitan area.

THE IS COMMITTED TO IMPACTING THE LIVES OF CHILDREN BY ALLEVIATING A BURDEN OF NEED. WE ARE REACHING OUT WHEN IT MATTERS MOST, WHEN A SUPPORTIVE GESTURE CAN MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE. WE BELIEVE THAT THE POWER OF MUSIC NOT ONLY HAS THE ABILITY TO BUILD CONFIDENCE AND CAMARADERIE, WE BELIEVE THAT IT POSITIVELY IMPACTS SOCIAL CHANGE FOR CHILDREN, FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES. WE ARE COMMITTED TO CREATING AN ATMOSPHERE OF SUPPORT AND FREEDOM FOR KIDS TO DREAM BIG! THROUGH OUR MUSIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS, SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS, COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS AND GIFT GIVEAWAYS, WE ARE INVESTING IN OUR CHILDREN AND THEIR FUTURE.

TO SECURE RIGHTS AND EQUALITY IN LAW FOR THE PEOPLE AT HOME IN THE UNITED STATES AND ABROAD THROUGH VARIOUS INITIATVES.

is a charitable organization. organization provides a voice to voiceless by helping underprivileged, facing incredible hardships rooted from systemic racism and cultural biases, with access to resources and financial assistance. Founded on principle that has no labels, believes is most powerful force to overcome bias.

TO PROMOTE RECONCILIATION, RACIAL REDRESS, HEALING, EQUITY. OUR PROJECTS CENTER DESCENDANT-FAMILIES ARE DESIGNED TO OFFER ALL AMERICANS OPPORTUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN INNOVATIVE 21ST CENTURY MODELS OF REPAIR.

Social Justice and Education

WORKS WITH PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS AND AN INDIGENOUS STAFF TEAM TO IDENTIFY AND DIRECT SUPPORT TO PEOPLE LIVING IN POVERTY OR DISTRESS AS A RESULT OF PERSECUTION; STARTING WITH THOSE THAT NEED IMMEDIATE HELP TO GET OUT OF DANGER, INCLUDING TRANSPORT, A PLACE IN A SAFE HOUSE, OR LEGAL COUNSEL. BEYOND THESE EMERGENCY NEEDS, ON-THE-GROUND TEAMS PROVIDE DIRECT SUPPORT TO PERSECUTED PEOPLE IN VARIOUS FORMS, FROM LIVING EXPENSES, NEEDED MEDICINES, TRAUMA COUNSELING, ACCESS TO SCHOOLING (ENABLING DSPLACED CHILDREN TO COMPLETE THEIR EDUCATION), TO ASSISTING PERSCUTED INDIVIDUALS IN FINDING NEW JOBS AND STARTING NEW BUSINESS TO FOSTER INDEPENDENCE. STRENGTHENING AND EQUIPPING INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE PERSECUTED BECASUE OF THEIR BELIEFS OR MATTERS OF CONSCIENCE, WHO LIVE IN AREAS OF THE WORKD WHERE BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS ARE RESTRICTED OR DENIED, OR WHO ARE THE TARGETS OF REPRESSIVE REGIMES, AS WELL AS UTILIZING OTHER TAX-EXEMPT QUALIFIED NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO CARRY OUT THE SERVICES OF THE

is a federation of non-profit organizations with a common mission of social justice for all Georgians.

PROVIDE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY FOR THIRD WORLD ARTISANS

THE INTENDS TO DISTRIBUTE FUNDS TO OTHER QUALIFIED 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS. THE PRIMARY FOCUS IS ON ORGANIZATIONS ASSISTING WITH CHILD WELFARE, EDUCATION, RACIAL EQUALITY ISSUES, AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION.

Social Justice Diversity Inclusion and Equality of Disadvantaged Communities and Minority Groups impacted by the prevalent Social Stigma and Prejudice of Addiction Mass Incarceration and the catastrophic aftermath of Recidivism among our underprivileged and minority groups. We provide Individualized Multidisciplinary Case Plans uniquely tailored to ensure our clients will succeed in the re-entry process from incarceration will be exposed and benefit from the same educational employment career social and housing opportunities as other non-minority nor underprivileged inmates when released from imprisonment through Community Development and Sustainability Strategies designed for growth and equality without fear of Humiliation Discrimination or Segregation.

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