Russ Hardin, president of the Robert W. Woodruff Foundation since 2006, announced plans to retire on Jan. 31. At that time, he will become a trustee of the prestigious foundation.
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SaportaReport celebrates its 15th anniversary by looking to the future
SaportaReport celebrated its quinceañera on May 8 during an emotional and purpose-driven event that marked a milestone that few independent news outlets are able to celebrate.
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Berry College’s Steve Briggs to retire June 2025 after 19 years as president
Berry College President Dr. Steve Briggs decided to retire in June 2025 because he wanted “to go out on top.”
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Newly formed Georgia Trust for Local News sparks hope for journalism
As of Jan. 1, the Georgia Trust for Local News – a subsidiary of the National Trust for Local News (NTLN) – has acquired 18 newspapers in Middle and South Georgia. The model blends the best of nonprofit and for-profit practices to ensure the sustainability of local news.
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Stars align for $300 million affordable housing treasure chest in Atlanta
The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta and Mayor Andre Dickens announced Tuesday a historic commitment to building and preserving affordable housing.
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A first – Woodruff Foundation adds Joe Arnold as a trustee
Without question, the most influential board in Atlanta is the Robert W. Woodruff Foundation, the largest philanthropy in the Southeast.
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Atlanta leaders reviving Commerce Club board with Michael Russell at the helm
For decades, the Commerce Club served as a focal point for Atlanta’s business and civic leaders seeking to guide the city through changing racial and economic challenges.
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Park Pride’s $12.8 million ‘Parks for All’ campaign sets new bar for Atlanta
On the eve of its annual conference, Park Pride announced a $12.8 million capital campaign – its first-ever multi-year comprehensive effort.
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Feeding Georgia’s food bank network continues to grow stronger
Georgia already has the strongest food bank network in the country. Now the seven food banks that make up Feeding Georgia are investing almost $80 million to make their network even stronger.
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Column: Jenner Wood takes over as chair of Robert W. Woodruff Foundation
By Maria Saporta As published in the Atlanta Business Chronicle on May 4, 2018 Atlanta’s largest foundation – the Robert W. Woodruff Foundation – has a new, younger board chair, but don’t expect any radical changes. Retired SunTrust Banks CEO Jimmy Williams, 84, has stepped down as chairman of the Woodruff Foundation. He remains as […]
