Tag: Give Atlanta Challenge
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Richmont Graduate University
MISSIONRichmont Graduate University’s roots date back to 1973. As many struggle to cope with the novel coronavirus and its aftermath, the mental health and soul care Richmont provides is more important than ever. The...
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Lost-n-Found Youth
MISSIONLost-n-Found Youth (LNFY) was founded in 2011 out of a critical need for an LGBTQ-competent youth shelter and support center in the city of Atlanta. A world where all youth feel safe and supported...
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Junior Achievement of Georgia
MISSIONThe heart of our work is preparing today’s students for the opportunities of tomorrow’s economy. As the largest organization in the world dedicated to preparing students through entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and career readiness, we...
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Jewish Family & Career Services of Atlanta
MISSIONEstablished in 1891, Jewish Family & Career Services of Atlanta (JF&CS) offers programs and resources to transform lives. Guided by Jewish values, our experienced professionals bring integrity and compassion to their work in the...
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Furkids Animal Rescue and Shelters
MISSIONFurkids is an animal rescue and shelter for homeless animals and the people who love them. Each animal receives the best medical care and emotional nurturing to heal their spirit and restore their health—preparing...
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Camp Kudzu
MISSIONCamp Kudzu’s mission is to educate, empower, and inspire children, teens, and families living with type 1 diabetes (T1D). A life-long autoimmune disease in which individuals cannot produce insulin, T1D can be extremely isolating...
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Angels Among Us Pet Rescue
MISSIONThe mission of Angels Among Us Pet Rescue (Angels Rescue) is to “rescue one until there are none.” We focus on saving as many dogs and cats as we can from animal control, high-risk...
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Ahimsa House
MISSIONAhimsa House, meaning “nonviolence,” has been dedicated to addressing the links between domestic violence and animal abuse since 2004. Ahimsa House provides emergency pet safe-housing, veterinary care, pet-related safety planning, legal advocacy, a 24-hour...
Goods that Give Back
Michelle Nunn, CEO of CARE, shares her favorite things that give back to the causes she cares about most.
Creative License: Making the arts accessible and inclusive for all Atlantans
When Woodruff Arts Center's President and CEO, Doug Shipman, greets me on the fourth floor, he’s dressed in a plaid blazer, sneakers, and colorful socks in the style of a cool politician or a millennial tech magnate. It’s a fitting look for someone who both wields immense power and embraces nontraditional priorities, namely to diversify Woodruff Arts Center.
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