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Albany Community Together (ACT) is a non-profit organization based in Albany, GA, dedicated to building wealth and creating economic opportunities in Georgia. They provide affordable access to capital and business support for aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners, with a particular focus on African Americans, other populations of color, and low-income individuals. ACT offers various programs, including the Small Business Revolving Loan Fund, Working Capital Loan, Contractor Working Capital Loan, and Micro Business Accelerated Loan Program. These programs aim to close the financial gap and help business owners thrive by providing gap financing, sole source financing, and access to credit for businesses that are unable to secure loans from traditional lending sources.Generated from the website

Fellowship Home, located in Valdosta, Ga., is a family-operated, nonprofit assisted living facility established in 1978 that offers a range of services to elderly residents. The facility is licensed by the state of Georgia as a personal care home. It provides a range of services, such as assistance with bathing and dressing. It also operates a beauty salon and barbershop for personal grooming services. Fellowship Home offers daily meals and snacks and has a team of dieticians to work out individual diets. Its team of registered and licensed private nurses provide assistance with medications at the prescribed times and doses. It also provides its facility for residents to receive physical therapy. Additionally, it operates an Alzheimer's disease unit that is designed to meet the needs of residents in all stages of the disease. The unit features daily activities, secured entry and exits, indoor and outdoor space for walking and exercise, private and semiprivate rooms, living rooms and a 24-hour trained staff.

LARC, also known as Lowndes Association for Retarded Citizens, founded in 1970, is a private, nonprofit organization that provides various services to people with developmental disabilities. It is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and serves more than 150 consumers. The organization offers a range of services, including advocacy and community education, job placement, recreational activities, housing assistance and transportation. It also provides an independent living option, job coaching and support, personal and family support and transition planning into adult life. In addition, the organization participates in a variety of events and exhibitions. It is located in Valdosta, Ga.