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One Man’s Journey with Westside Works

Intro by John Ahmann: Demonstrating the power of We, this week’s column is a powerful personal testimonial by Nicholas Sherlock-Holmes, a successful graduate of the Westside Works’ Construction Ready program.  Thanks to the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation and Westside Works for facilitating this week’s column.  A partnership between the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation and several nonprofits collaborating together, Westside […]

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Grove Park Foundation’s Executive Director Talks About the Importance of Resident-Centered Community Engagement

Note from John Ahmann, President and CEO, Westside Future Fund Our last column was posted on December 10th, 2018 by Kathy Colbenson, President & CEO of Chris 180, on Building Community Through Partnership. We took a break from our weekly columns to celebrate the holidays, the New Year and the Super Bowl, wonderfully hosted by […]

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Creating Sustainable Change, and a Beloved Community, on Atlanta’s Westside

Column By Rodney Bullard Intro by John Ahmann, Executive Director of Westside Future Fund “Thanks to Rodney Bullard, Vice President of Community Affairs for Chick-fil-A, Inc. and Executive Director of the Chick-fil-A Foundation, for this week’s column. In the spirt of “the more we, the more I can do,” the Chick-fil-A Foundation has been a […]

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“A Westside Story,” by Rev. Howard Beckham

We are delighted that Westside native and community leader Rev. Howard Beckham is the author of this week’s column.  Rev. Beckham wears many hats but is probably best known as the founder and CEO of Integrity Transformations CDC, the managing partner of the workforce development program Westside Works, which has already transformed the lives of many […]

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Meet the man who was helping the Westside before it was cool 

As published in the Atlanta Business Chronicle on March 9, 2018

It was 2001 when Leonard Adamsfounded a nonprofit to provide low-income housing with support services in Atlanta’s Westside.

Over the past 17 years, the Quest Community Development Organization has developed several small affordable housing communities totaling 269 units and building $22 million in assets.

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