Voices For Georgia's Children

The Housing Assistance Council (HAC) is a national organization dedicated to improving housing conditions in rural communities across the United States. With over 50 years of experience, HAC has worked tirelessly to provide lending, training, technical assistance, and research to support rural resilience in the face of disasters. Their impactful work has made a significant difference in rural America, ensuring access to safe and affordable housing for all. HAC operates through multiple offices, including their National Office in Washington, D.C., and regional offices in Atlanta, Georgia; Kansas City, Missouri; and San Miguel, New Mexico. As an equal opportunity provider, employer, and lender, HAC is committed to empowering rural communities and addressing their unique housing needs. Through their comprehensive programs and resources, HAC continues to make a positive impact on rural housing and contribute to the overall well-being of these communities.Generated from the website

The Atlanta BeltLine is a transformative urban redevelopment project that aims to connect neighborhoods, parks, and trails throughout the city of Atlanta, Georgia. With a focus on enhancing the quality of life for residents and visitors, the BeltLine offers a variety of recreational activities, including bike tours, fitness classes, and art events. The project also prioritizes community engagement and public involvement, encouraging feedback and participation in the development and updates of its master plan. As a collaborative effort between Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. and the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership, the project is supported by a dedicated team and board of directors. With a vision to create a vibrant and sustainable city, the Atlanta BeltLine is committed to providing accessible greenspaces, affordable housing options, and economic development opportunities. Through its ongoing construction and strategic implementation plan, the BeltLine continues to make progress in connecting communities and improving the overall livability of Atlanta.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.