Delta Community Credit Union

Students Without Mothers is a non-profit organization that assists high school students who have lost their mothers due to death or other causes.

Usher's New Look is a non-profit that transforms the lives of under-resourced youth through a program that develops passion-driven leaders. Their three-tiered programming teaches teens how to find their spark, connect it to their studies, identify the right career, and be of service. Through their mentorship and leadership programs, they have touched the lives of 50,000 teens and helped them discover their potential.

Girls on the Run is a transformational physical activity based positive youth development program for girls in 3rd-8th grade. We teach life skills through dynamic, interactive lessons and running games. The program culminates with the girls being physically and emotionally prepared to complete a celebratory 5K running event. The goal of the program is to unleash confidence through accomplishment while establishing a lifetime appreciation of health and fitness.

LaAmistad is a nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening Latino kids and families through education and community support.

ELEVATE Coweta Students is a nonprofit organization that provides food, clothing, temporary lodging, and school materials to lessen the effects of poverty on students and their families.

The Study Hall is an academic afterschool and summer enrichment program that provides students with an educational and enrichment curriculum to help them achieve long-term personal and academic success.

Atlanta Children’s Day Shelter offers free, high-quality day care, emotional support, and an educational curriculum to homeless children, as well as specialized social services for their families.

Hand, Heart and Soul Project is a dietician and public health organization dedicated to promoting wellbeing via access to nutrient-dense meals, holistic education, and activism.

Next Gen connects high school students to college and career options and opportunities needed to achieve their goals after high school.

East Lake Foundation provides tools that enable Atlanta’s East Lake residents to build a better future through education, affordable housing, recreational opportunities, and connections with the broader community. This approach to building a strong community helps break the cycle of poverty and creates a place where people of all ages and incomes choose to live. They work with residents and expert public and private partners to provide an array of programs and services to the community.

The mission of Operation HOPE, Inc. (HOPE) is silver rights empowerment, making free enterprise work for everyone. We accomplish this through our work on the ground as the nonprofit private banker for the working poor, the underserved and struggling middle class. We achieve our mission by being the best-in-class provider of financial literacy empowerment for youth, financial capability for communities, and ultimately, financial dignity for all.

Essential2life is a nonprofit organization that develops and empowers to build their career.

Johnson STEM Activity Center is a non-profit organization that focuses on empowering students from diverse and underserved communities.

Cobb Collaborative is a nonprofit firm that focuses on educating and empowering the community to improve the well-being of families.

A family-owned, private two-year technical training school, Automotive Training Center (ATC) confers certificates in automotive and marine services. Founded in 1917, the school remains committed to providing relevant career training and is recognized as one of the most respected technical schools in Pennsylvania. The Warminster campus of ATC is located in Bucks County and is convenient to students from southeast Pennsylvania and central and southern New Jersey. Prospective students must contact the school in order to be matched with an Admissions Representative. The Admissions Representative is the student’s contact person throughout the application process. The Admissions Representatives is responsible for making sure the candidate has all of the information he needs to complete an application. For more information on the admissions process, contact the Automotive Training Center in Warminster. ATC takes pride in its up-to-date shop and lab facilities equipped with professional tools and machinery. Students also benefit from the school’s amenities such as the library and student break room. There is no on-campus housing. However there are plenty of safe and affordable apartments and housing opportunities close to the campus. Those interested in cutting down living expenses can request to be matched with a student roommate. The instructors at ATC are top-of-the-line. The majority of teachers has over 20 years of professional experience and is certified by the manufacturers with whom they were previously employed. They are required to keep their skills up-to-date by attending seminars, workshops and Program Advisory Committee (PAC) meetings run by ATC. The cost of tuition at the Automotive Training Center in Warminster varies by program. Textbooks are included in the total price, but students must provide funding for additional fees such as uniforms and tools. Federal and state financial aid is available to students who meet the eligibility requirements. The school also offers scholarships to Pennsylvania high school seniors and makes available a list of applicable private scholarships for all other applicants. ATC's Career Services Department has a team dedicated to helping students find a job after earning their certificates. Though the department can never guarantee employment, the Careers Services team works diligently for each student through partnering with privately owned and independent auto repair shops and the Automobile Dealers Association of Greater Philadelphia (ADAGP). Successful alumni have gone on to work for some of the most well-known brands in automobiles. Other useful services include helping students get letters of recommendation, revising their resumes and finding part-time employment while enrolled in school.

Future Foundation is a non-profit organization that offers afterschool classes, family support workshops, and corporate mentorships.

Future Successors is a nonprofit firm that provides young scholars with resources and guidance to prepare them for a better tomorrow.

College AIM works within school communities to serve as a resource for students as they pursue their individual postsecondary goals.

re:imagine is a non-profit organization that encourages young people to empower each other across social, economic, and geographic borders through creative technologies. Founded in March 2014, re:imagine is currently mobile program that partners with local organizations in the city. The plan is to move into a state-of-the-art, kid-powered studio space in the near future.