Georgia State University Research Foundation, Inc

The Greening Youth Foundation (GYF) is an organization based in Atlanta, GA, dedicated to engaging under-represented youth and young adults by connecting them to the outdoors and careers in conservation. Through various programs, including tree care, environmental education, and solar training, GYF promotes sustainable practices and healthy lifestyle choices within local communities. GYF also operates globally with initiatives like the International Climate Fellowship and programs in Nigeria aimed at empowering youth in the renewable energy sector. Their commitment to cultural-based environmental education fosters a healthier community and opens pathways for future careers in the conservation field. Generated from the website

Founded in 2006, The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta offers grants in arts and culture, community development, civic affairs, education, health, religion and human services areas. It works to bring together donors, nonprofit organizations and community leaders who can provide support services to children and families with special needs. The foundation has awarded more than 4,600 grants worth over $63 million to various nonprofit organizations. It also manages and administers project funds, as well offers scholarships and endowments. The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta provides arts loan, neighborhood and Atlanta AIDS partnership funds, and arts stabilization toolbox and managing for excellence awards. It offers technical assistance programs and maintains an advisory committee. The foundation is located in Atlanta.

Healthcare Georgia Foundation was created through the conversion of public assets resulting from the merger between BlueCross BlueShield of Georgia and WellPoint Health Networks The first BlueCross BlueShield (BCBS ) organization was formed in 1937, in Atlanta. Over the next 20 years, multiple BCBS organizations began to surface throughout Georgia with similar missions and operations. In 1975, these organizations consolidated into two major entities, one based in Columbus and the other in Atlanta. An additional merger in 1985 resulted in what was then known as BlueCross BlueShield of Georgia. In 1995, BlueCross BlueShield of Georgia began a six-year journey that would dramatically change the complexion of its management and day-to-day operations. This transition began with the passage of legislation allowing BlueCross BlueShield of Georgia to convert from a nonprofit status to a for-profit status organization.