This month, Atlanta News First is highlighting InCommunity, they are the largest provider of services in Georgia for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
In many schools, arts programs are often the first to be cut when budgets tighten. That’s why Poe now shares his story, to help raise awareness for the role the ArtsBridge Foundation plays.
FreeRent.org is an Atlanta-based nonprofit that helps working families stay in their homes when emergencies strike; whether it’s illness, job loss, or another crisis.
April’s recipient was Forever Family, a nonprofit that provides support and advocacy for children of incarcerated parents with family-centered services.
The organization is a nonprofit. It works to improve the quality of life for breast cancer warriors. They do this through things like physical and massage therapy, counseling and group support.
There is a special place for Georgians with disabilities to thrive and grow. Annandale Village is this month’s Three Degree Guarantee. Each month, Atlanta News First donates to an organization doing good in our community. The donation is matched by our partners over at Coolray.
“Hosea Helps is the largest African American food bank in the region. We were founded in 1970 by Civil Rights icon Hosea Williams, who was the national field organizer for Martin Luther King.”
The organization works with Alzheimer’s patients and caregivers, offering around-the-clock care and raising funds for research that could one day lead to a cure.
Ronald McDonald House Charities is a safe haven for families traveling further than 50 miles away, whose children are enduring illness, disease or injury.
“When I came onto the faculty of Common Good, I felt very human. Hands were extended to me to be shaken. I was being hugged. I was referred to by my name.”
