Moving with purpose: the annual Memory Walk via Kate's Club helps celebrate life and support programs for youth and the larger community
If legends are made in the fall, the youth and family focused work o f Kate's Club c ertainly has some legendary traits and tendencies. Since its inception in 2003 and working with an underlying premise where they create a world in which it's ok to grieve (click HERE to visit their website), the focus of their programming is to empower children and teens, their families, and young adults facing life after the death of a parent, sibling, caregiver, or anyone important to
It's time to build the village: the Give Sanctuary Fest provides businesses, creatives, and the larger community an opportunity to network and more
It takes a village. Be it raising a child or a community, village-creating, building, and working collaboratively and creatively are...
Running and walking to mend the gap: the 5K run/walk via Mending the Gap, Inc. provides support for their programming for keeping seniors healthy, independent, and connected
This past Saturday (September 20, 2025), something special takes place at Lilburn City Park. And it's more than just enjoying some early...
Sunday fun on the ice: the Fun on the Ice event provides a good way to spend the day and support community via the Special Olympics Miracle Skaters and more
When you think of Sunday fun on the ice, something that comes to mind is checking out some tremendous professional ice hockey action via...
Show 'em: the Show Me Foundation evolves with their Show Me Support campaign and related projects
Evolve. Making changes and adjustments is part of the process for any entity, including nonprofits. In taking time to speak with and...
A head-start headlined by HBCU's: The Greater Atlanta HBCU College Fair via the RKL Education Foundation and the Georgia District Association of Alpha Phi Alpha
Getting a head-start can be a big help; in working ahead, it can put you in position to be prepared and beyond. On February 1, 2025 from...
