Achor Center Inc

Travelers Aid International is a global network of social service agencies operating in airports and train stations, dedicated to providing support to individuals in distress while traveling. Through a diverse group of volunteers and staff, the organization aims to uplift the human experience by addressing issues such as homelessness, hunger, and human trafficking. Established in the 1880s, Travelers Aid focuses on aiding vulnerable populations, particularly women and children, during their journeys. Their commitment to fostering a culture of caring and support ensures that families in need receive shelter and travelers facing challenges are met with compassion and guidance. Generated from the website

The NAACP in Atlanta is dedicated to building Black political power in order to eradicate structural racism. By becoming a member, advocate, or donor, individuals can join the mission to put an end to race-based discrimination and promote equality. Through collective action and support, the NAACP in Atlanta empowers the community to work together towards a future free from systemic injustices. Join the movement today to make a difference and create lasting change. Generated from their website's infomation

The Zion Hill Community Development Corporation seeks to promote the revitalization and redevelopment of selected areas in Metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia, and to empower citizens through economic, residential, social, and educational programs. Zion Hill Community Development Corporation is a growing community development entity, birthed out of Zion Hill Baptist Church, a 133 year-old institution that has an unwavering dedication to community service. This passionate dedication has deepened into a mission and vision to serve impoverished and disenfranchiised families and individuals. Through this vision, Zion Hill Community Development Corporation was organized and opened its doors in January 2004 for the express purpose of meeting the needs of individuals and families in a holistic manner. Zion Hill Baptist Church continues to support the organization through in-kind donations, financial contributions, and volunteer efforts. In 2008, Zion Hill CDC served 2, 388 clients and households (37 homeless, 1832 children). We interrupted 234 evictions, and provided $31, 721.95 in Utility Assistance, $55, 792.55 in Rental Assistance, and $4691.75 in Temporary Lodging.