American Cancer Society

Founded in 1946, the American Cancer Society is a community-based, voluntary health organization that is involved in the elimination of cancer. It prevents cancer and saves lives of people through research, education, advocacy and service. With more than two million volunteers, the organization is one of the oldest and largest health agencies in the United States. It maintains operations with over 10 chartered divisions throughout the United States and in various communities. The American Cancer Society is responsible for the overall planning and coordination of programs for cancer information delivery, control and prevention, resource development and patient services. It also provides technical support and materials to divisions and local offices. The organization additionally administers several intramural and extramural research programs. It operates more than 3,400 local offices to deliver cancer prevention and early detection solutions.

UCP of Georgia, also known as United Cerebral Palsy of Georgia, offers a range of community-based services for individuals who suffer from developmental disabilities. It provides early intervention, in-home support and after-school care services. UCP of Georgia is a charitable organization that is funded by individuals, corporations and community groups. It serves more than 176,000 children and adults with developmental disabilities. UCP of Georgia conducts several summer programs, as well as provides rehabilitative services. It additionally organizes training sessions in the areas of collating, unpacking, packaging, poly bagging, recycling, heat sealing, and labeling and stamping for the development of employment and life skills.