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SaportaReport is proud to present the latest in Thought Leaders from across Georgia. Designed as a general forum where experts may host discussions about their respective fields, SaportaReport Thought Leadership is sponsored by various industry leaders from the Atlanta area. The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta and United Way of Greater Atlanta pair up to strive towards an Atlanta where everyone has the opportunity to live a healthy life, acquire the education and skills they need to earn a good living and have a roof over their heads. With a history so rich and vibrant, they showcase how we can keep focused on a better future.
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By Paul Jennings, Event Script Writer and Content Manager at United Way of Greater Atlanta There is a magnetism that emanates from Rashad Robinson. In a matter of seconds, he has filled a once dull auditorium with the sounds of a revolution. “If we are not using the Census to build power, then we are […]
By Alicia Philipp, president, Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta I recently announced that in 2020 I will retire after 42 great years leading the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta. As such, this is a time of reflection. I was privileged to have witnessed significant challenges and collaborative solutions, such as when a coalition came together […]
By Lauren Jeong, program associate, Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta Each holiday season, Empty Stocking Fund sets up “Santa’s Village,” where Atlanta families that qualify for public assistance can shop for toys for their children. But what some may not realize is that Empty Stocking Fund works all year to help children and families. Recognizing […]
Stranger Things star reads to children at Clayton County Learning Spaces site Dec. 12 By Bradley Roberts You wouldn’t expect to see 125 bears in one day, but stranger things have happened. Four days a week, children in Clayton County head to different library branches across their community, and each Thursday they go to the […]
By Bradley Roberts, United Way of Greater Atlanta. Reading is our foundation for learning. Reading is a crucial academic skill and reading proficiently by the end of third grade can make or break a child’s educational development — beyond third grade, children stop learning to read and instead begin reading to learn. An inability to […]
