It is that time of year again, you can officially start filing your taxes beginning next week. As we head into tax season, it is good to know that you can take what can be an aggravating task and do something for someone else. The legislation creates a tax credit, for donations made to government-approved groups, supporting Georgia children aging out of foster care.
A story of redemption, for a man who served more than a decade in prison. He is now a principal at a cosmetology school in Tucker, proving that no matter your past, you are in charge of your future.
A Georgia nonprofit is bursting at the seams with donations. They are having to turn some donations away, simply because their building is too small, even though the need in the community for services, is growing by the week.
Despite their youth, teenage sisters in Atlanta have sent tens of thousands of books to students in Africa through their foundation Child2Chil Book Foundation.
While the players are getting in their final practices before the Peach Bowl this weekend, Georgia and Ohio State fans are making their way to Atlanta! One Georgia woman has become a passionate Georgia Bulldog fan, as a way to keep her husband’s memory alive.
The Pebblebrook High School marching band is about to play for a very special audience. They are headed to the Sugar Bowl game and parade in New Orleans.
First the rain. Then the freeze. Now the wait. Atlantans braving the winter weather on the streets of downtown tell Atlanta are being hit especially hard by brutal temperatures.
The holiday freeze has Georgians preparing now for the extreme cold and thanks to the generosity of a Georgia company, a group of girls in foster in foster care will be in a warm home for the holidays.
Volunteers played Santa’s helpers and distributed toys to several metro Atlanta families in need with the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program on Sunday.
More than 500 students at Snapfinger Elementary were surprised with gifts, thanks to the foster care group Wellroot and the Clark Atlanta University Alumni Association.
A local mom is paying off student lunch debt for hundreds of students in Georgia schools this holiday. Alessandra Ferrara-Miller is a mother of two with one mission every year, to make sure students like the ones she has at home won’t be heading home for the holidays with debt on their student lunch account.
Christmas shopping just got a little easier for one Georgia couple. They were given hundreds of dollars of toys for the children in their lives, for free.
Dunkin’ employees help customers start their day with a cup of coffee but a group of employees in Cumming are going far above and beyond their job descriptions to make Christmas unforgettable for more than two dozen families in need.
Making children in foster care feel loved, one pair of pajamas at a time that is the mission of a Georgia non-profit whose Christmas just got a little busier thanks to social media. The non-profit Jambos has now served children in all 50 states.
Officer Janssen Redcay is cycling to raise money for an organization called Zoe International; a nonprofit that helps rescue and rehabilitate children who have been victims of human trafficking, all over the world.
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