Chair
Phil Jacobs
Partner, The Pendleton Consulting Group
IntroductionIlluminate. Innovate. Ignite
Since 1995, the East Lake Foundation has worked in partnership with residents and community partners to provide equitable access to resources, programs and opportunities for East Lake neighborhood residents and students. Using a holistic approach that includes cradle-to-college and career education, mixed-income housing, community wellness and economic vitality, we work together to ensure East Lake is a community where everyone has opportunities to thrive.
In 2025, as we celebrate our 30th anniversary, we are committed to nurture and create a community of possibility in East Lake. With your support, we will continue to collaboratively build a more equitable future filled with possibility for our neighbors and serve as a model for what is possible when community comes together both locally and nationwide.
Ilham Askia
President & CEO
Since 1995, the East Lake Foundation has worked in partnership with residents and community partners to provide equitable access to resources, programs and opportunities for East Lake neighborhood residents and students. Using a holistic approach that includes cradle-to-college and career education, mixed-income housing, community wellness and economic vitality, we work together to ensure East Lake is a community where everyone has opportunities to thrive.
In 2025, as we celebrate our 30th anniversary, we are committed to nurture and create a community of possibility in East Lake. With your support, we will continue to collaboratively build a more equitable future filled with possibility for our neighbors and serve as a model for what is possible when community comes together both locally and nationwide.
Ilham Askia
President & CEO
A Model for Progress
Accelerating Change
The East Lake Foundation collaborates with The Villages of East Lake residents, Charles R. Drew Charter School families, and other key service providers to ensure every member of our community has equitable access to the resources, tools and supports needed to thrive.
The Flourishing Neighborhood Index (FNI) survey captured residents’ perspectives on economic, social, and structural factors.
The Survey SaysResident Insights Shaping East Lake’s Future
In summer 2024, in collaboration with Purpose Built Communities, Focused Community Strategies, and the Lupton Center, the East Lake Foundation conducted 169 East Lake resident interviews to understand how they feel about the needs and assets of our neighborhood. The Flourishing Neighborhood Index (FNI) survey captured resident voice across economic, social, and structural indicators. Resident and partner listening sessions took place through the end of 2024 and early 2025 to collect feedback and flesh out the results of the survey.
Highlights of the survey include neighbors feeling a sense of pride in the educational resources available in East Lake and a deep sense of place, meaning that they feel connected to and a part of East Lake. It also spotlighted opportunities for growth by increasing opportunities for residents to convene and adding more affordable housing options.
This community-based data will guide the Foundation’s strategic direction and collaboration with partners and residents. We will work diligently to use the information gained to center resident voices and expand knowledge and support of the Foundation’s work and mission.
In summer 2024, in collaboration with Purpose Built Communities, Focused Community Strategies, and the Lupton Center, the East Lake Foundation conducted 169 East Lake resident interviews to understand how they feel about the needs and assets of our neighborhood. The Flourishing Neighborhood Index (FNI) survey captured resident voice across economic, social, and structural indicators. Resident and partner listening sessions took place through the end of 2024 and early 2025 to collect feedback and flesh out the results of the survey.
Highlights of the survey include neighbors feeling a sense of pride in the educational resources available in East Lake and a deep sense of place, meaning that they feel connected to and a part of East Lake. It also spotlighted opportunities for growth by increasing opportunities for residents to convene and adding more affordable housing options.
This community-based data will guide the Foundation’s strategic direction and collaboration with partners and residents. We will work diligently to use the information gained to center resident voices and expand knowledge and support of the Foundation’s work and mission.
Nearly 30 years after the revitalization of East Lake began, residents and students continue to benefit from the East Lake Foundation’s holistic work in the neighborhood. Here we highlight just a few of the many experiences from 2024.
Resident HighlightNikki Davis
Nikki Davis, an Atlanta native, has lived in the Villages of East Lake since 2002.
“I am the embodiment of the East Lake Foundation,” she says.
When she first moved in with her 2-year-old son Jeremiah, she was looking for a fresh start. A loving mother, she had always worked but wanted to grow in her career and find a job that allowed her more time to parent her son.
Determined, she connected with the East Lake Foundation’s Resident and Community Support Program (RCSP), participating in job readiness and financial literacy workshops to identify a new career with higher earnings and improved work-life balance. She secured a new, higher-paying job working for Georgia Power and transitioned from receiving assistance with rent to paying market rate.
Her son Jeremiah graduated from Drew Charter School and received scholarships that allowed him to graduate from Kennesaw State University without student loan debt. Today, he runs his own business.
“The East Lake Foundation is changing lives,” Nikki says. “There are so many things that they offer. Being in East Lake, you see what it is to be connected in a community.”
Nikki Davis, an Atlanta native, has lived in the Villages of East Lake since 2002.
“I am the embodiment of the East Lake Foundation,” she says.
When she first moved in with her 2-year-old son Jeremiah, she was looking for a fresh start. A loving mother, she had always worked but wanted to grow in her career and find a job that allowed her more time to parent her son.
Determined, she connected with the East Lake Foundation’s Resident and Community Support Program (RCSP), participating in job readiness and financial literacy workshops to identify a new career with higher earnings and improved work-life balance. She secured a new, higher-paying job working for Georgia Power and transitioned from receiving assistance with rent to paying market rate.
Her son Jeremiah graduated from Drew Charter School and received scholarships that allowed him to graduate from Kennesaw State University without student loan debt. Today, he runs his own business.
“The East Lake Foundation is changing lives,” Nikki says. “There are so many things that they offer. Being in East Lake, you see what it is to be connected in a community.”
Start:ME East LakeToshia Tiller and Sheila Tiller-Tooks
Sisters Sheila Tiller-Tooks and Toshia Tiller have deep roots in East Lake, dating back to the 1970s when their family moved into East Lake Meadows. The youngest of five sisters, they excelled in school, built families, and pursued careers—Sheila in administration and Toshia in sales.
In 2022, they launched CornbreadSisters, inspired by Toshia’s beloved cornbread recipe. Their first client was Souper Jenny, and now their cornbread is served in restaurants across Metro Atlanta.
Graduates of the Start:ME East Lake program, they gained vital resources to grow their business and won a scholarship. Now enrolled in Georgia Tech’s Food and Beverage Accelerator, they aim to bring their cornbread to store shelves.
Their vision? To make CornbreadSisters a lasting legacy for their children and grandchildren. Their advice? “Find a lane and ride until the wheels fall off,” says Sheila.
Sisters Sheila Tiller-Tooks and Toshia Tiller have deep roots in East Lake, dating back to the 1970s when their family moved into East Lake Meadows. The youngest of five sisters, they excelled in school, built families, and pursued careers—Sheila in administration and Toshia in sales.
In 2022, they launched CornbreadSisters, inspired by Toshia’s beloved cornbread recipe. Their first client was Souper Jenny, and now their cornbread is served in restaurants across Metro Atlanta.
Graduates of the Start:ME East Lake program, they gained vital resources to grow their business and won a scholarship. Now enrolled in Georgia Tech’s Food and Beverage Accelerator, they aim to bring their cornbread to store shelves.
Their vision? To make CornbreadSisters a lasting legacy for their children and grandchildren. Their advice? “Find a lane and ride until the wheels fall off,” says Sheila.
Donor HighlightJoel and Rosemary McElhannon
Joel and Rosemary McElhannon are passionate about their community and believe in the power of education.
When they learned that many students are forced to drop out of college permanently due to lack of financial support, they sprang into action by directing their philanthropy to fill the gap.
Since becoming members at East Lake Golf Club, they have supported the East Lake Foundation and Drew Charter School graduates by providing need-based scholarships for higher education.
“East Lake is an example of what can happen when people of good will from all walks of life come together around a common goal,” says Joel. “Our goal is to see every dollar we invest in these scholarships have a transformative impact in the lives of students who need that small amount of money to get across the finish line. It’s powerful seeing people change the trajectory of their lives. We count ourselves as truly blessed to see this all happen.”
Joel and Rosemary McElhannon are passionate about their community and believe in the power of education.
When they learned that many students are forced to drop out of college permanently due to lack of financial support, they sprang into action by directing their philanthropy to fill the gap.
Since becoming members at East Lake Golf Club, they have supported the East Lake Foundation and Drew Charter School graduates by providing need-based scholarships for higher education.
“East Lake is an example of what can happen when people of good will from all walks of life come together around a common goal,” says Joel. “Our goal is to see every dollar we invest in these scholarships have a transformative impact in the lives of students who need that small amount of money to get across the finish line. It’s powerful seeing people change the trajectory of their lives. We count ourselves as truly blessed to see this all happen.”
Drew Charter SchoolIlluminating Futures, Igniting Success
Charles R. Drew Charter School serves nearly 1,900 students in Pre-K through 12th grade with an innovative Project-Based Learning approach centered around a STEAM curriculum.
Drew Senior, Junior, and Elementary Academies each rank in the Top 10 in all of Atlanta Public Schools (APS). Drew consistently ranks in the top 10% in APS and top 20% in the State of Georgia.
Drew has continued to focus on Social-Emotional/Counseling support for students, including implementing a mental health and wellness screener for Pre-K -12, providing students with individual counseling sessions, and following and supporting students with individualized year-to-year graduation plans.
In 2024, the East Lake Foundation established a partnership with Harlem Children’s Zone to implement Wealth Builds, a program model addressing generational wealth by promoting financial literacy and inclusion with seven other pillars that support wealth building. As part of the scholarship pillar of the model, two Drew students were selected as members of the inaugural cohort of the Wealth Builds national leadership program.
Charles R. Drew Charter School serves nearly 1,900 students in Pre-K through 12th grade with an innovative Project-Based Learning approach centered around a STEAM curriculum.
Drew Senior, Junior, and Elementary Academies each rank in the Top 10 in all of Atlanta Public Schools (APS). Drew consistently ranks in the top 10% in APS and top 20% in the State of Georgia.
Drew has continued to focus on Social-Emotional/Counseling support for students, including implementing a mental health and wellness screener for Pre-K -12, providing students with individual counseling sessions, and following and supporting students with individualized year-to-year graduation plans.
In 2024, the East Lake Foundation established a partnership with Harlem Children’s Zone to implement Wealth Builds, a program model addressing generational wealth by promoting financial literacy and inclusion with seven other pillars that support wealth building. As part of the scholarship pillar of the model, two Drew students were selected as members of the inaugural cohort of the Wealth Builds national leadership program.
Drew Charter School, continued
Highlights
- 98% – Class of 2024 Graduation Rate
- $14 million+ in scholarships earned.
- 97% of applicants were accepted into one or more colleges and universities.
- Acceptances to over 140 colleges and universities.
- 73% of students participated in early college programming.
- 74 students were served in the Learning Lab, which provides study skills classes and academic support for students to ensure they graduate on time.
- 7 students graduated from the Atlanta College and Career Academy Scholars program, earning technical pathway certificates.
- The East Lake Foundation awarded 36 scholarships including 10 Tom and Ann Cousins Scholarships, 8 Eva Davis Empowerment Scholarships, 3 HBCU Legacy Scholarships, 6 Alumni HBCU Legacy Scholarships, 2 Rob Johnston Community Service Scholarships, 3 Jackson Family HBCU Scholarships, 1 Danny Shoy Excellence in Leadership Scholarship, 1 Rc Pruitt Scholarship, and 2 Fischer Family Scholarships.
East Lake Early LearningStrengthening Early Learning for Lifelong Success
Recognizing the importance of building a strong foundation for learning early in a child’s life, the East Lake Foundation and Drew Charter School work closely with our early learning partners (Cox Pre-K, East Lake Early Learning Academy, and Sheltering Arms East Lake) to ensure a seamless transition as students matriculate through our cradle-to-college and career education continuum.
Highlights
- Two Drew alumnae were hired to serve in the second Early Education Fellowship cohort at
Drew’s Cox Pre-K.
- 299 students served at Cox Pre-K, East Lake Early Learning Academy, and Sheltering Arms East Lake.
- 79 students attending East Lake Early Learning Academy or Sheltering Arms East Lake are scholarship recipients.
Recognizing the importance of building a strong foundation for learning early in a child’s life, the East Lake Foundation and Drew Charter School work closely with our early learning partners (Cox Pre-K, East Lake Early Learning Academy, and Sheltering Arms East Lake) to ensure a seamless transition as students matriculate through our cradle-to-college and career education continuum.
Highlights
- Two Drew alumnae were hired to serve in the second Early Education Fellowship cohort at
Drew’s Cox Pre-K.
- 299 students served at Cox Pre-K, East Lake Early Learning Academy, and Sheltering Arms East Lake.
- 79 students attending East Lake Early Learning Academy or Sheltering Arms East Lake are scholarship recipients.
Academic RecoveryAcademic Recovery Efforts Help Students Soar
Drew Charter School provides academic recovery programming and support to students through a Summer Acceleration Academy, Saturday School, and targeted tutoring to mitigate the ongoing effects of the pandemic on students’ learning and social-emotional development.
Highlights
The Summer Acceleration Academy provided support for 119 rising 1st – 6th grade students in need of intensive academic support. As a result:
- 95% of 1st graders made at least 10 points of growth from their pre- to post-test in both Reading and Math.
- 100% of 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders made at least 10 points of growth from their pre- to post-test in both Reading and Math.
The Eagles Connect tutoring program addresses learning loss and academic challenges by pairing students with trained tutors in small group settings for one hour a day, two days per week. During the 2023-2024 school year:
- 24 teachers worked with 149 students across all three academies in grades K-11.
- The average student-to-teacher ratio was no more than 5:1 and sometimes as low as 3:1, allowing students to receive critical small group instruction to bridge their gaps.
Drew Charter School provides academic recovery programming and support to students through a Summer Acceleration Academy, Saturday School, and targeted tutoring to mitigate the ongoing effects of the pandemic on students’ learning and social-emotional development.
Highlights
The Summer Acceleration Academy provided support for 119 rising 1st – 6th grade students in need of intensive academic support. As a result:
- 95% of 1st graders made at least 10 points of growth from their pre- to post-test in both Reading and Math.
- 100% of 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders made at least 10 points of growth from their pre- to post-test in both Reading and Math.
The Eagles Connect tutoring program addresses learning loss and academic challenges by pairing students with trained tutors in small group settings for one hour a day, two days per week. During the 2023-2024 school year:
- 24 teachers worked with 149 students across all three academies in grades K-11.
- The average student-to-teacher ratio was no more than 5:1 and sometimes as low as 3:1, allowing students to receive critical small group instruction to bridge their gaps.
The Trust at East LakeBuilding a Legacy: Expanding Affordable Homeownership
In partnership with The Atlanta Land Trust (ALT), the East Lake Foundation celebrated the completion of Phase I of construction of The Trust at East Lake, the first eight of 40 new, permanently affordable townhomes in East Lake. Working closely with the Foundation’s Resident and Community Support Program at The Villages of East Lake, we collaborate to ensure current East Lake residents are equipped to become homeowners through this partnership.
We are pleased to share that a resident of The Villages of East Lake has become a first-time homeowner at The Trust at East Lake. Phase II construction is underway, with completion of all 40 homes anticipated in 2027.
In partnership with The Atlanta Land Trust (ALT), the East Lake Foundation celebrated the completion of Phase I of construction of The Trust at East Lake, the first eight of 40 new, permanently affordable townhomes in East Lake. Working closely with the Foundation’s Resident and Community Support Program at The Villages of East Lake, we collaborate to ensure current East Lake residents are equipped to become homeowners through this partnership.
We are pleased to share that a resident of The Villages of East Lake has become a first-time homeowner at The Trust at East Lake. Phase II construction is underway, with completion of all 40 homes anticipated in 2027.
Resident and Community Support ProgramEmpowering Residents and Strengthening Community
The Resident and Community Support Program (RCSP) offers comprehensive resources and support to residents of The Villages of East Lake mixed-income housing community, with an emphasis on economic stability, career development and community engagement.
RCSP teams with several community partners to enhance employment readiness through financial education workshops, including financial education, entrepreneurship, homeowner education and career coaching. Residents also receive access to job resources, financial tools, small business startup assistance, and much more.
Highlights
- 1,586 residents participated in RCSP programming, 78% of whom identify as low-to moderate income.
- Assisted 85 families at The Villages of East Lake with over $48,000 in rent and utility assistance.
- 41 economic stability, mental health, wellness, homeownership, and other community programs offered.
- 53 community members trained, upskilled and/or reskilled for job opportunities.
- 98% of individuals who attended financial classes and/or financial coaching opened and maintained a savings account.
- Hosted annual egg hunt, back-to-school summer festival, Thanksgiving food distribution and holiday gift events.
The Resident and Community Support Program (RCSP) offers comprehensive resources and support to residents of The Villages of East Lake mixed-income housing community, with an emphasis on economic stability, career development and community engagement.
RCSP teams with several community partners to enhance employment readiness through financial education workshops, including financial education, entrepreneurship, homeowner education and career coaching. Residents also receive access to job resources, financial tools, small business startup assistance, and much more.
Highlights
- 1,586 residents participated in RCSP programming, 78% of whom identify as low-to moderate income.
- Assisted 85 families at The Villages of East Lake with over $48,000 in rent and utility assistance.
- 41 economic stability, mental health, wellness, homeownership, and other community programs offered.
- 53 community members trained, upskilled and/or reskilled for job opportunities.
- 98% of individuals who attended financial classes and/or financial coaching opened and maintained a savings account.
- Hosted annual egg hunt, back-to-school summer festival, Thanksgiving food distribution and holiday gift events.
Start:ME ProgramElevating Local Entrepreneurs for Sustainable Success
Start:ME East Lake is a 14-session program in partnership with The Roberto C. Goizueta Business & Society Institute at Emory University that offers the assistance promising micro-entrepreneurs need to develop viable and sustainable microbusinesses.
Since its inception, Start:ME East Lake has graduated ten cohorts with 159 total ventures.
Highlights
- 16 entrepreneurs completed the program.
- 81% of businesses are incorporated.
- 63% led by people of color.
- 81% led by women.
- 56% led by individuals from low-to-moderate income households.
- Five participants are Villages of East Lake residents and six are Drew Charter School parents.
Start:ME East Lake is a 14-session program in partnership with The Roberto C. Goizueta Business & Society Institute at Emory University that offers the assistance promising micro-entrepreneurs need to develop viable and sustainable microbusinesses.
Since its inception, Start:ME East Lake has graduated ten cohorts with 159 total ventures.
Highlights
- 16 entrepreneurs completed the program.
- 81% of businesses are incorporated.
- 63% led by people of color.
- 81% led by women.
- 56% led by individuals from low-to-moderate income households.
- Five participants are Villages of East Lake residents and six are Drew Charter School parents.
East Lake 5K & Fun Run5K Unites 400 Community Members
In August 2024, the East Lake Foundation hosted the Run for East Lake 5K & Fun Run.
Presented by the East Lake Family YMCA, the event brought together 400 community members to run through iconic East Lake destinations including The Villages of East Lake, East Lake Family YMCA, Charlie Yates Golf Course, and the back 9 holes of East Lake Golf Club.
In August 2024, the East Lake Foundation hosted the Run for East Lake 5K & Fun Run.
Presented by the East Lake Family YMCA, the event brought together 400 community members to run through iconic East Lake destinations including The Villages of East Lake, East Lake Family YMCA, Charlie Yates Golf Course, and the back 9 holes of East Lake Golf Club.
East Lake Healthy ConnectionsEnabling Vital Healthcare Access in the Community
East Lake Healthy Connections (ELHC), a program in partnership with the East Lake Family YMCA, ensures all eligible East Lake families have access to health insurance, effectively utilize primary and preventive health care services, properly manage chronic diseases, and establish contact with accessible medical homes.
Highlights
- 365 adults and 72 children were connected to health insurance.
- 437 individuals were connected with health/dental homes.
- 200 food boxes were provided to residents in need.
- 458 individuals participated in mental health, chronic disease management, and other wellness programming.
- 14 seniors, on average, participated in the weekly Wellness Wednesday opportunities at the Villages of East Lake.
East Lake Healthy Connections (ELHC), a program in partnership with the East Lake Family YMCA, ensures all eligible East Lake families have access to health insurance, effectively utilize primary and preventive health care services, properly manage chronic diseases, and establish contact with accessible medical homes.
Highlights
- 365 adults and 72 children were connected to health insurance.
- 437 individuals were connected with health/dental homes.
- 200 food boxes were provided to residents in need.
- 458 individuals participated in mental health, chronic disease management, and other wellness programming.
- 14 seniors, on average, participated in the weekly Wellness Wednesday opportunities at the Villages of East Lake.
First Tee — Metro AtlantaEmbracing Progress and Development with Every Swing
First Tee — Metro Atlanta is a year-round golf instruction and mentoring program that uses the principles of golf, including discipline, hard work, sportsmanship and integrity to enhance academic achievement and life skills for youth participants (ages 7-17) at several program locations across several program locations in Metro Atlanta, including the Charlie Yates Golf Course in East Lake.
Golf instruction not only provides access to the sport, but also can lead to college scholarships, business connections, and employment.
Highlights
- First Tee — Metro Atlanta delivered programming to 13% more young people in 2024 than in 2023.
- 1,208 total participants served (253 participants served at Charlie Yates Golf Course).
- First Tee — Metro Atlanta awarded $21,000 in scholastic aid to 5 Drew Charter School graduates.
First Tee — Metro Atlanta is a year-round golf instruction and mentoring program that uses the principles of golf, including discipline, hard work, sportsmanship and integrity to enhance academic achievement and life skills for youth participants (ages 7-17) at several program locations across several program locations in Metro Atlanta, including the Charlie Yates Golf Course in East Lake.
Golf instruction not only provides access to the sport, but also can lead to college scholarships, business connections, and employment.
Highlights
- First Tee — Metro Atlanta delivered programming to 13% more young people in 2024 than in 2023.
- 1,208 total participants served (253 participants served at Charlie Yates Golf Course).
- First Tee — Metro Atlanta awarded $21,000 in scholastic aid to 5 Drew Charter School graduates.
Drew Charter SchoolDrew Charter’s Golf Program Builds Skills, Confidence, and Champions
Golf instruction is an integral part of the Drew Charter School experience. Golf programming not only creates a strong continuum for competitive golf teams, but also instills confidence, builds character, and empowers resilience in participants. Both the Junior and Senior Academy offered golf programming to students four days a week as part of their enrichment in 2024. In spring 2024, 33 players participated in one of six competitive golf teams. Drew also hired an additional women’s golf coach to support the Girls’ Golf Team.
Highlights
- Provide approximately 80 students with golf exposure each semester.
- Both the Girls and Boys Senior Academy teams won the Metro Atlanta Kickoff Classic.
- JaMya Duckworth joined the Class AA All State Golf Teams.
- The Girls Junior Academy team was undefeated in the 2024 season.
Golf instruction is an integral part of the Drew Charter School experience. Golf programming not only creates a strong continuum for competitive golf teams, but also instills confidence, builds character, and empowers resilience in participants. Both the Junior and Senior Academy offered golf programming to students four days a week as part of their enrichment in 2024. In spring 2024, 33 players participated in one of six competitive golf teams. Drew also hired an additional women’s golf coach to support the Girls’ Golf Team.
Highlights
- Provide approximately 80 students with golf exposure each semester.
- Both the Girls and Boys Senior Academy teams won the Metro Atlanta Kickoff Classic.
- JaMya Duckworth joined the Class AA All State Golf Teams.
- The Girls Junior Academy team was undefeated in the 2024 season.
The East Lake Foundation’s work would not be possible without the generous support of the individuals, businesses and partners that believe in our mission and understand the value of giving back to the community.
Our Donors
Today’s Investment into Tomorrow’s Promise
We are indebted to the donor support that has contributed mightily to our success.
Visionary $25,000+
Anonymous
Acuity Brands, Inc.
Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
CF Foundation
The Coca-Cola Company
Cousins Foundations
Cox Enterprises
James M. Cox Foundation
Delta Air Lines
East Lake Housing Corporation
Georgia Power Foundation, Inc.
Georgia-Pacific
Jack & Anne Glenn Foundation
The Goizueta Foundation
Harlem Children’s Zone
Douglas J. Hertz Family Foundation
Majestic Realty
NBCUniversal/The Golf Channel
Norfolk Southern Corporation
Kathie and Chuck Palmer
RSM US Foundation
Target
TOUR Championship
United Way of Greater Atlanta/Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation
Innovator $10,000 to $24,999
Anonymous
American Junior Golf Association
John and Rosalind Brewer
Grant Cagle
Chick-fil-A, Inc.
The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta
Connolly Family Foundation
Nancy and Gino Gabianelli
Raymond Giornelli
Mike and Gillian Goodrich
Graphic Packaging International
Homrich Berg, Inc.
Jenny and Phil Jacobs
Philip Jones
JP Morgan Chase
King & Spalding
Mark H. Lazarus
The Muller Family Fund
New York Yankees
Onome Okuma
Peck Family Foundation
Piedmont Healthcare
Gerald and Tracey Render
Ray Robinson Family Foundation
Rogers Electric Service Corporation
RSUI Indemnity Company
Jay and Laura Sadd
Smilow Foundation
Meg and Marc Taylor
Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders LLP
Waffle House, Inc.
Leader $5,000 to $9,999
Auto Club Group Foundation
Will and Mary Blalock
John Brewer
Elizabeth and Kevin Brown
The Bryant Family
Cognia
The Correll Family Foundation
Delta Community Credit Union
East Lake Family YMCA
John and Mary Franklin Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Gellerstedt
Lillian and Greg Giornelli
Graciecam Foundation Inc.
Jessica and James Hennessy
KPMG LLP
Cynthia Kuhlman
Davis Love III Foundation, Inc.
Luca Electric, Inc.
Missy and Doug MacGinnitie
Kathy and Phillip McCrorie
Chad Mann
The Billi Marcus Foundation, Inc.
Memorial Tournament presented by Workday
Tim Minard
NBC Sports
Nordstrom Cares
PruittHealth
Purpose Built Communities, LLC
Synovus
Truist
Turner Enterprises Inc.
United Distributors, Inc.
Wells Fargo
Gayle and Dennis Winchester Family Charitable Fund
Chris Womack
Sally and Comer Yates
Builder $2,500 to $4,999
Paula and Brant Andrews
Atlanta Foundation
Mitch and Rosanna Bernet
Capital Group
Ashley Derrick
James and Jessica Douglas
Edward H. Vick Foundation
Daniel and Melissa Eldridge
Fiduciary Trust International
Scott Flynn
Franklin Templeton Companies
Drew Giblin and Kristen Loehr
Pam and Rob Johnston
David and Jennifer Kahn Family
Richard Kirchgraber
Latitude
Ellen Manners
Wangui McKelvey
Talia and John Murphy
Martin and Kim Neary
New Life Baptist Church
Jonathan S. Parris
Rahul Patel
Patrick Family Foundation
Perennial Properties
Joe and Kama Pierce
Jesse Pisor
Rhonda and Bert Ponder
KK and Mark Rahiya
Joyce and Bob Reto
Stacy and Sachin Shailendra
Elizabeth and David Sikes
Keith Townsend
Jonathan Tugman
Tull Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Yates, III
Ellen and Dan Zegura
Zion Consulting Group, LLC
Atlanta Foundation
Mitch and Rosanna Bernet
Capital Group
Ashley Derrick
James and Jessica Douglas
Edward H. Vick Foundation
Daniel and Melissa Eldridge
Fiduciary Trust International
Scott Flynn
Franklin Templeton Companies
Drew Giblin and Kristen Loehr
Pam and Rob Johnston
David and Jennifer Kahn Family
Richard Kirchgraber
Latitude
Ellen Manners
Wangui McKelvey
Talia and John Murphy
Martin and Kim Neary
New Life Baptist Church
Jonathan S. Parris
Rahul Patel
Patrick Family Foundation
Perennial Properties
Joe and Kama Pierce
Jesse Pisor
Rhonda and Bert Ponder
KK and Mark Rahiya
Joyce and Bob Reto
Stacy and Sachin Shailendra
Elizabeth and David Sikes
Keith Townsend
Jonathan Tugman
Tull Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Yates, III
Ellen and Dan Zegura
Zion Consulting Group, LLC
Collaborator $1,000 to $2,499
Carolyn Alford
Marcy and Ron Allen
Donyal Andrews
Eric Z. Ayers and Almanzia Opeyo
Councilmember Liliana Bakhtiari
Laura Bollman
Rita Breen
Althea Broughton
Kendall Burgess
James Case
Jeff Cashdan
Beth and Rick Chandler
Coca-Cola Bottling Company UNITED, Inc.
Zach Cravens State Farm
Stephanie Cross
Bill and Stephanie Deiters
Pat Desamours
Mr. and Mrs. Curley Dossman, Jr.
Scott and Margaret Dozier
East Lake Development Corporation
East Lake Neighbors Community Association
Heather and David Edmiston
Mrs. Jim D. Edwards
Ed Elkins
Tiffany Ferrell
For the Kid in All of Us
Mr. and Mrs. John Frazer
Bob Friedman
Rachel and Ron Frieson
Rachel Gage
Mary and Richard Gerakitis
Greenberg Traurig
Jenelle Hanes
Scott Hansen Construction, LLC
Erin Harlow-Parker
Yolanda Hawkes
Shannon Heath-Longino
Elizabeth Hervey
Phil and Melinda Holladay
Laurie and Chad Hood
Edward A. Hood IV
Ben W. Jernigan, Jr. DMD
Tharon Johnson
Wab and Ami Kadaba
Lindsey and Josh Kamin
Greg Kelly
Sue and Chuck Kennedy
Sandra and Walter Kruger
Thomas H. Lanier Family Foundation
Scott and Kelly Light
MagMutual Insurance Company
Juanika Mainor Harper
Amy Marriott
Whitney Deal Marshall
Joel and Rosemary McElhannon
Zach McEntyre
Cynthia McLean
Kimberly and Harold Melton
Hala and Steve Moddelmog
Rhonda Morgan
National Center for Family Philanthropy
Carol and Tim Naughton
Felicia and Kamau Nickerson
Emily and Eric O’Brien
Ashani Collins O’Mard
Reginald and Monishae O’Neill
Chad and Carrie Parker
William Pate
Peachtree Providence Partners, LLC
Melissa Peeler
QuikTrip
KK Rahiya
Patty and Doug Reid
Joyia Toran Rosser
Louise Sams and Jerome Grilhot
Silver Cloud Fund
Brandi Smith
Michael Smith
Dorothy and Miles Snowden
Sovereign Realty & Management LLC
Mildred and John Spalding
John and Megan Stephenson
Beth and Barry Storey
West Streib
Elysa and Stan Sugarman
Nancy S. Surbaugh
Thomas Thomasma
Michael Turton
Lauren Udell
Kathy N. Waller
Warren Averett
Cary and Herron Weems
Lisa West
Carolyn and Cody White
Indras Whittaker
Rhys T. Wilson
George and Barbara Wirth
Christopher Witcher
WoodlingLaw, LLC
Mary Wren
Sherry and Billy Wren
Carter and Nancy Yates
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Yates, Jr.
YMCA of Metropolitan Atlanta, Inc.
Marcy and Ron Allen
Donyal Andrews
Eric Z. Ayers and Almanzia Opeyo
Councilmember Liliana Bakhtiari
Laura Bollman
Rita Breen
Althea Broughton
Kendall Burgess
James Case
Jeff Cashdan
Beth and Rick Chandler
Coca-Cola Bottling Company UNITED, Inc.
Zach Cravens State Farm
Stephanie Cross
Bill and Stephanie Deiters
Pat Desamours
Mr. and Mrs. Curley Dossman, Jr.
Scott and Margaret Dozier
East Lake Development Corporation
East Lake Neighbors Community Association
Heather and David Edmiston
Mrs. Jim D. Edwards
Ed Elkins
Tiffany Ferrell
For the Kid in All of Us
Mr. and Mrs. John Frazer
Bob Friedman
Rachel and Ron Frieson
Rachel Gage
Mary and Richard Gerakitis
Greenberg Traurig
Jenelle Hanes
Scott Hansen Construction, LLC
Erin Harlow-Parker
Yolanda Hawkes
Shannon Heath-Longino
Elizabeth Hervey
Phil and Melinda Holladay
Laurie and Chad Hood
Edward A. Hood IV
Ben W. Jernigan, Jr. DMD
Tharon Johnson
Wab and Ami Kadaba
Lindsey and Josh Kamin
Greg Kelly
Sue and Chuck Kennedy
Sandra and Walter Kruger
Thomas H. Lanier Family Foundation
Scott and Kelly Light
MagMutual Insurance Company
Juanika Mainor Harper
Amy Marriott
Whitney Deal Marshall
Joel and Rosemary McElhannon
Zach McEntyre
Cynthia McLean
Kimberly and Harold Melton
Hala and Steve Moddelmog
Rhonda Morgan
National Center for Family Philanthropy
Carol and Tim Naughton
Felicia and Kamau Nickerson
Emily and Eric O’Brien
Ashani Collins O’Mard
Reginald and Monishae O’Neill
Chad and Carrie Parker
William Pate
Peachtree Providence Partners, LLC
Melissa Peeler
QuikTrip
KK Rahiya
Patty and Doug Reid
Joyia Toran Rosser
Louise Sams and Jerome Grilhot
Silver Cloud Fund
Brandi Smith
Michael Smith
Dorothy and Miles Snowden
Sovereign Realty & Management LLC
Mildred and John Spalding
John and Megan Stephenson
Beth and Barry Storey
West Streib
Elysa and Stan Sugarman
Nancy S. Surbaugh
Thomas Thomasma
Michael Turton
Lauren Udell
Kathy N. Waller
Warren Averett
Cary and Herron Weems
Lisa West
Carolyn and Cody White
Indras Whittaker
Rhys T. Wilson
George and Barbara Wirth
Christopher Witcher
WoodlingLaw, LLC
Mary Wren
Sherry and Billy Wren
Carter and Nancy Yates
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Yates, Jr.
YMCA of Metropolitan Atlanta, Inc.
Partner $250 to $999
Anonymous
Ron Alston
Joseph Ambler
Chloe Barzey
Charlie Battle
Rick Bent and Renee Kastanakis
Lee and Bob Birdsong
Erin and Pete Boorn
Robert Border
Frederick C. Boyd
Rodney Bullard
Scott Cahoon
Capital City Club Women’s Golf Association
Andrew and Kimberly Case
The Club of Hearts, Inc./ Georgia Power Company
Tom Coco
Columbia Residential
Emma Corcoran
Allison Countryman
Thomas Daly
Walter Davis
Deisley Family Fund
Geoff Drake
Elizabeth Dunn
Laura and Jeffrey Dutson
Jeffrey Eliason and Angela Fusaro
John and Cindy Ethridge
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Farrell
The Fischer Family
Bernice Flournoy
Cindy and Bill Fowler
Deirdra Glover
Grove Park Foundation
Dr. Michael Hagearty
Felicia M. Hairston
Jane and Derek Hardesty
Valerie Hartman
Max Heineman
Nicholas and Kenan Hill
Amy and Bill Hollett
Dr. and Mrs. Linton Hopkins
Ty Huggins
Sharon and Richard Jenkins
Arthur and T’leatha Johnson
John P. Kempey
Graham Charles Kennedy
David Kirk
Heather H. Kochamba
Monica Leonard
Cheryl Lomax
Kevin Lynch
John and Monika Majors
Jennifer McCrary
Welton McCrary
Karen and Jay McGinnity
David and Sarah McKenney
McKenney’s, Inc.
Peter McKnight
Keyeriah Miles
S. Gordon Moore, Jr.
Pete Moraitakis
James V. Napier
Oakhurst Market/Universal Joint
Tywonia Orum
Janet Patterson
Jared Paul and Kelley Harris
PayPal Giving Fund
PERC Atlanta
Adria Perez
Dorothy Poppe
Marcus Quettan
David and Cecelia Ratcliffe
Wendell Reilly
David Roemer
Jose Rodriguez
Clay Rucker
Shelby and Mark Rusche
Jim Sawyer and Preetam Printz
Blake Shirley
Tim Singer
Janie and Jim Stratigos
Michael Sumner
Raekiela Taylor
Tikkun Olam Fund
Kate Tracy
Alex Urban
Catherine Wahlen
Craig Wasilewsky
Jim Wehner
Robert West
Robert Willis
Michelle Willis
Cherie and Eric Wilson
Catherine Woodling and Evan Strange
Robert Woosley
Matt Wren
Wren Atlanta
Ron Alston
Joseph Ambler
Chloe Barzey
Charlie Battle
Rick Bent and Renee Kastanakis
Lee and Bob Birdsong
Erin and Pete Boorn
Robert Border
Frederick C. Boyd
Rodney Bullard
Scott Cahoon
Capital City Club Women’s Golf Association
Andrew and Kimberly Case
The Club of Hearts, Inc./ Georgia Power Company
Tom Coco
Columbia Residential
Emma Corcoran
Allison Countryman
Thomas Daly
Walter Davis
Deisley Family Fund
Geoff Drake
Elizabeth Dunn
Laura and Jeffrey Dutson
Jeffrey Eliason and Angela Fusaro
John and Cindy Ethridge
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Farrell
The Fischer Family
Bernice Flournoy
Cindy and Bill Fowler
Deirdra Glover
Grove Park Foundation
Dr. Michael Hagearty
Felicia M. Hairston
Jane and Derek Hardesty
Valerie Hartman
Max Heineman
Nicholas and Kenan Hill
Amy and Bill Hollett
Dr. and Mrs. Linton Hopkins
Ty Huggins
Sharon and Richard Jenkins
Arthur and T’leatha Johnson
John P. Kempey
Graham Charles Kennedy
David Kirk
Heather H. Kochamba
Monica Leonard
Cheryl Lomax
Kevin Lynch
John and Monika Majors
Jennifer McCrary
Welton McCrary
Karen and Jay McGinnity
David and Sarah McKenney
McKenney’s, Inc.
Peter McKnight
Keyeriah Miles
S. Gordon Moore, Jr.
Pete Moraitakis
James V. Napier
Oakhurst Market/Universal Joint
Tywonia Orum
Janet Patterson
Jared Paul and Kelley Harris
PayPal Giving Fund
PERC Atlanta
Adria Perez
Dorothy Poppe
Marcus Quettan
David and Cecelia Ratcliffe
Wendell Reilly
David Roemer
Jose Rodriguez
Clay Rucker
Shelby and Mark Rusche
Jim Sawyer and Preetam Printz
Blake Shirley
Tim Singer
Janie and Jim Stratigos
Michael Sumner
Raekiela Taylor
Tikkun Olam Fund
Kate Tracy
Alex Urban
Catherine Wahlen
Craig Wasilewsky
Jim Wehner
Robert West
Robert Willis
Michelle Willis
Cherie and Eric Wilson
Catherine Woodling and Evan Strange
Robert Woosley
Matt Wren
Wren Atlanta
Friend $1 to $249
Anonymous
Robin and Stephen Almond
Willie (Bill) Atkinson
Camillus Avent
Newell Baker
Nina and Jay Barbin
Brian Betts
Jessie Bond
Wigasi Brant
Nan and Roger Brinson
William Todd Brown
Paula and Charles Brown
Pam and Rick Burton
Mr. and Mrs. Ehney A. Camp, III
Kivatah Castilla
Danna Clary
Tom Clegg
Cyclone Covey
Austin and Lindsay Davis
Charles Doran
Scotti Douglas
David and Mynel Dubose
Stacy Edelstein
Jeffrey P. Fell
Ms. Evelyn Ford
Stacey French-Lee
Alison Fussell
Julius Gebhard-Koenigstein
Christian Geltz, D.O.
Joseph Goodall
Denny and Susie Goode
Hill and Ellen Griffin
Deana Griffin
Adrian C. Gubash
Marilyn Hack
Marti Hagan
Mary Lou and John W. Hall
Sharon Hall-Thomas
Mark Hanley
Susan Harrod
Kenneth J. Heaghney
Randi Heath
Jo Ann Herold
Julie Hower
Beverly and Charlie Hurt
Richard C. Ingwersen
Duedishar Jenkins
George Keller
Kevin Kirchner and Angela Weiss
Byron Kirkpatrick
Jeff Kuester
Sheri and Steven Labovitz
Cameron Lilly
Al and Carroll Lindseth
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lucien
Dahshi Marshall
Alan McKnight
Anna and Hays Mershon
Brittany and John Molinaro
Tonie Montgomery
Hampton and Carter Morris
Allen Moye
Shariyf Muhammed
Fairy Mungo
Kristin Myers
Jakob Nixon
Solange Ntumba
Norma V. Nyhoff
Thomas Owens
Alexander Panos
Cynthia Peterson
Terri Potter
Ann and Harlan Prater, IV
Matt Recio
Sara Kate Roberts
Betsy and Haynes Roberts
Maureen Rose
Smith Saintil
Jason Saliba
Dr. Lawrence Schall
Mary Ann and Stephen Smith
William D. Smith, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward St. Clair
Sallie and William B. Stark, Jr.
Linda and Mason Stephenson
Lanny S. Thomas
Karen J. Vanderyt
Jonathan Viner
Ginger Watkins
Adam Weiner
Meisha B. White
Lester Williams
Karis Williams
Thad Wilson
Muriel Woods
Lyman Wray and Leisa Wray Jitten
Judy Zaban
Robin and Stephen Almond
Willie (Bill) Atkinson
Camillus Avent
Newell Baker
Nina and Jay Barbin
Brian Betts
Jessie Bond
Wigasi Brant
Nan and Roger Brinson
William Todd Brown
Paula and Charles Brown
Pam and Rick Burton
Mr. and Mrs. Ehney A. Camp, III
Kivatah Castilla
Danna Clary
Tom Clegg
Cyclone Covey
Austin and Lindsay Davis
Charles Doran
Scotti Douglas
David and Mynel Dubose
Stacy Edelstein
Jeffrey P. Fell
Ms. Evelyn Ford
Stacey French-Lee
Alison Fussell
Julius Gebhard-Koenigstein
Christian Geltz, D.O.
Joseph Goodall
Denny and Susie Goode
Hill and Ellen Griffin
Deana Griffin
Adrian C. Gubash
Marilyn Hack
Marti Hagan
Mary Lou and John W. Hall
Sharon Hall-Thomas
Mark Hanley
Susan Harrod
Kenneth J. Heaghney
Randi Heath
Jo Ann Herold
Julie Hower
Beverly and Charlie Hurt
Richard C. Ingwersen
Duedishar Jenkins
George Keller
Kevin Kirchner and Angela Weiss
Byron Kirkpatrick
Jeff Kuester
Sheri and Steven Labovitz
Cameron Lilly
Al and Carroll Lindseth
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lucien
Dahshi Marshall
Alan McKnight
Anna and Hays Mershon
Brittany and John Molinaro
Tonie Montgomery
Hampton and Carter Morris
Allen Moye
Shariyf Muhammed
Fairy Mungo
Kristin Myers
Jakob Nixon
Solange Ntumba
Norma V. Nyhoff
Thomas Owens
Alexander Panos
Cynthia Peterson
Terri Potter
Ann and Harlan Prater, IV
Matt Recio
Sara Kate Roberts
Betsy and Haynes Roberts
Maureen Rose
Smith Saintil
Jason Saliba
Dr. Lawrence Schall
Mary Ann and Stephen Smith
William D. Smith, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward St. Clair
Sallie and William B. Stark, Jr.
Linda and Mason Stephenson
Lanny S. Thomas
Karen J. Vanderyt
Jonathan Viner
Ginger Watkins
Adam Weiner
Meisha B. White
Lester Williams
Karis Williams
Thad Wilson
Muriel Woods
Lyman Wray and Leisa Wray Jitten
Judy Zaban
In Honor
In Honor of Ilham Askia
Dr. Stacey French-Lee
Alison Fussell
Brittany and John Molinaro
Ms. Tywonia Orum
Craig Wasilewsky
In Honor of Corporate Volunteer Council Holiday Luncheon
Mr. William Todd Brown
In Honor of Ann and Thomas G. Cousins
Paula and Brant Andrews
Dr. George Wirth
In Honor of David and Susie Deiters
Bill and Stephanie Deiters
In Honor of Fischer Family Book Scholarship
The Reverend Charles and Rhonda Fischer
In Honor of Michael B. Hagearty
Hill and Ellen Griffin
In Honor of Ms. Hamilton
Dr. Charlotte Dudley
In Honor of Richard Hill
Nicholas and Kenan Hill
In Honor of Jane and Clayton Jackson
Ted and Marilyn Lucien
In Honor of Cynthia Kuhlman and Kip Sengstock
Matt Wren
Wren Atlanta
In Honor of Anamaria Meanes
Sheri and Steven Labovitz
In Honor of Kathie and Chuck Palmer
Mildred and John Spalding
Rob Johnston
In Honor of Jonathan Tugman
Austin and Lindsay Davis
In Memory
In Memory of Tim Christian
Robin and Stephen Almond
Lola and Charles Battle
Scotti Douglas
Cindy and Bill Fowler
Denny and Susie Goode
Mr. Richard C. Ingwersen
Sallie and Bill Stark
TOUR Championship
Ms. Ginger Watkins
Vanguard Charitable Fund
In Memory of Suzy Cohen
Capital City Club Women’s Golf Association
In Memory of Richard Lee Cravey
Mr. and Mrs. Ehney A. Camp, III
Ty Huggins
Graham Kennedy
Cynthia McLean
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Prater
Cary and Herron Weems
Anna and Hays Mershon
Catherine Wahlen
Gayle and Dennis Winchester
Judy Zaban
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
In Memory of Eva Davis
Jo Ann Herold
In Memory of Dr. J. Don Edwards
Arthur and T’leatha Johnson
In Memory of William B Estes III
Susan Harrod
In Memory of Jillian Laning Giornelli
Raymond A. Giornelli
Dr. Cynthia Kuhlman
In Memory of Sam Kiker
Alan McKnight
In Memory of Lisa Moraitakis
Peter Moraitakis
In Memory of Jerry and Joe Patrick
Patrick Family Foundation
In Memory of Dr. Rolando G. Recio
Matt Recio
In Memory of Dr. Wayne “Kip” Sengstock
Sharon Hall-Thomas
In Memory of Steven W. Surbaugh
Nancy Surbaugh
In Memory of Dan Yates, Jr.
Lanny S. Thomas
Our Board of Directors
Invaluable Guidance and Unwavering Commitment
We deeply appreciate the vital contribution of our devoted board of directors to the East Lake Foundation, fostering opportunity, equity, and prosperity for all.
Vice Chair
Cheryl Lomax
Board Member, Purpose Built Schools Atlanta
Treasurer
Joyce Reto
Atlanta Office Managing Partner, RSM
Secretary
Sara Prince
Partner, McKinsey & Company
Board of Directors
Ilham Askia
President and Chief Executive Officer, East Lake Foundation
Board of Directors
Chloe Barzey
Managing Director Atlanta Office, Accenture
Board of Directors
Leonte Benton
President, T. Dallas Smith & Co.
Board of Directors
John Brewer
Chairman And CEO, Vantage Private Capital
Board Of Directors
Grant Cagle
President, Cagle Land, Timber, and Real Estate
Board Of Directors
Curley M. Dossman, Jr.
President, Georgia Pacific Foundation And Vice President Of Community Affairs, Georgia Pacific
Board Of Directors
Ed Elkins
VP and CMO, Norfolk Southern
Board Of Directors
Lillian Giornelli
Executive Director, CF Foundation
Board of Directors
Marilyn Hack
Founder and Owner, CPR Learning Concepts, LLC
Board of Directors
Max Heineman
Co-Founder and CEO, Toldright
Board of Directors
Mark Lazarus
Chairman, NBCUniversal Media Group
Board of Directors
Chuck Palmer
Managing Partner, Troutman Sanders, LLP
Board Of Directors
Mark Rahiya
Group President, Omnichannel Sales and Services, Acosta Group
Board of Directors
Gerald Render
Managing Partner, Tillman and Managing Owner, Granny Nannies
Immediate Past Chair
Chris Womack
President & CEO Southern Company
Advisory Board
Trusted Guidance, Lasting Impact
We appreciate our Advisory Board’s expertise and commitment to advancing opportunity, equity, and community impact.
Advisory Board
Tom Cousins
Founder and Chairman Emeritus, Cousins Properties, Inc.
Advisory Board
John R. Frazer
Managing Director of Private Client Services, Investment Research & Advisory Group
Advisory Board
Robert L. Johnston
President and Founder, First Communities
Advisory Board
Ray M. Robinson
President Emeritus, East Lake Golf Club; Citizens Trust Bank
Our Partners
The programs and services provided by the East Lake Foundation would not be possible without the support of these committed partners who share our vision.
Income and Expense for 2024 — Your dollars at work!
*These unaudited numbers reflect the revenue and expenses of the East Lake Foundation and its charitable contributions to its partners in the East Lake Initiative.
REVENUE
$5,207,677*
EXPENSES
$4,505,947*
Impacting Lives in Our Community
Over the last two decades, the Foundation has proven that working with residents and public and private partners while providing the right combination of comprehensive programs and services is transformative for the community. Learn more on our website or see us in action below.
