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“Forever Young”, an art piece of the Southwest Airlines Art and Social Engagement Project*, is being displayed in a collaborative visual arts exhibition titled “Neighbors”. This playful but bold and thoughtful painting, created by children of the Foreverfamily Program and renowned acrylic painter and tattoo artist PaperFrank, has a unique ingenuity about it. Foreverfamily is…
Read details30 Days of Back2Skool 2014: Foreverfamily’s Village Foreverfamily’s 4th Annual 30 Days of Back2Skool campaign is an opportunity for individuals to work together to raise $10,000 from July 1st – August 1st, 2014 to support Foreverfamily’s Children’s Program. 30 Days of Back2Skool aims to: Demonstrate why Foreverfamily’s work matters Depict how Foreverfamily kids, who have every reason to be consumed…
Read details30 Days of Back2Skool 2014: Foreverfamily’s Village Foreverfamily’s 4th Annual 30 Days of Back2Skool campaign is an opportunity for individuals to work together to raise $10,000 from July 1st – August 1st, 2014 to support Foreverfamily’s Children’s Program. 30 Days of Back2Skool aims to: Demonstrate why Foreverfamily’s work matters Depict how Foreverfamily kids, who have every reason to be consumed…
Read detailsForeverfamily, a 26 year old nonprofit that supports children with a mother and/or father in prison and supports them, their parents, caregivers and extended family member as they work to remain a family, has been selected as October’s community change agent as part of Sevananda’s “Be The Change” program. Throughout the month, shoppers can donate…
Read detailsOn Saturday June 12th, 2010, Foreverfamily will co-sponsor the Community Health Fair: “Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds, Healthy Families”
The Community Health Fair will be held at Ashley College Town
387 Joseph E. Lowery Blvd, Atlanta, GA 30310. Time: 10am – 2pm
The year 2009 proved to be a challenging year for non-profit organizations, and Foreverfamily (formerly AIM) is no exception. Foreverfamily, like other nonprofits, is facing an unprecedented decline in philanthropic support, state contracts, and individual donations, all at a time when the demand and need for services are escalating. As everyone tightens their belts, nonprofits…
Read detailsA Fulton County Superior Court Judge was among two local judges to take part in a recent policy discussion at the White House on the effects of parental incarceration on children.
The discussion included policy makers, researchers and judges like Fulton County Superior Court judge Kimberly Esmond Adams.
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