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We Are Grateful That So Many Individuals, Corporate Organizations, Foundations, and Government Partners Believe in and Support Our Mission Thank You for Your Support! We are grateful that so many individuals, corporate organizations, foundations, and government partners believe in and support our mission. It is because of you that we are able to shape the lives of thousands of kids each day. Check out a list of our top supporters below! 2015 Donor List $50,000+ Bank of America Boys & Girls Clubs of America Centers of Hope Atlanta Initiative Fund Chick fil A Cisco Systems Foundation Cobb County Board of Commissioners The Coca Cola Foundation The Comcast Foundation Mark and Buffie Feidler Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning Georgia Department of Human Services Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Georgia Kiwanis Foundation of Atlanta, Inc United States Soccer Federation Foundation, Inc. United Way of Greater Atlanta The UPS Foundation Page 1 Zeist Foundation, Inc. $25,000 - $49,999 12Stone Church Amerigroup Corporation Atlanta Hall Management Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia Mary and John Brock Community Foundation of West Georgia, Inc. DPR Hardin Construction Fiserv Fulton County Board of Commissioners GA Foods Service Inc. Genuine Parts Company Georgia Power Foundation, Inc. Global Payments Inc. Google Harris The Home Depot Foundation Mellow Mushroom Peach State Health Plan The PNC Financial Services Group Publix Super Markets Charities Carol and Ramon Tomé Wells Fargo - Corporate Headquarters $10,000 - $24,999 Accenture AGL Resources Private Foundation Page 2 Alston & Bird LLP Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous The Arby's Foundation The Arnold Foundation, Inc. AT&T Georgia The Atlanta Foundation Betsy Akers Realty LLC Stephanie Blank Anonymous Bryan Cave LLP Burr & Forman LLP Capgemini Financial Services CBRE, Inc. Cherokee County Community Development Block Grant Cobb Electric Membership Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Coggin R. Jeffrey and Cynthia Coggin Combined Federal Campaign Comcast Corporation Conlee Family Supporting Foundation Consolidated Pipe & Supply Delta Air Lines, Inc. Douglas County Board of Commissioners Richard and Susan Dugas The Fountain Companies FSC Securities Corporation Gas South LLC Page 3 General Mills Foundation Georgia Food Bank Association Georgia Health Foundation, Inc. The Price Gilbert, Jr. Charitable Fund Rick and Susan Goings Foundation Myron Gray Tommy and Elizabeth Green Greenberg Traurig LLP Greenway Health, LLC Greystone Power Corporation Greystone Power Foundation, Inc Christopher and Kathleen Hohlstein Edgar B. Hollis Testamentary Trust Hospital Authority of Rockdale County Atlanta Housing Authority Jackson EMC Foundation Kia Motors America Inc Kohl's Department Stores KPMG LLP Mr. and Mrs. W. Edward Laity Lennox International, Inc. Livingston Foundation, Inc. David and Melissa Mangum Mazda North American Operations Wayne McGee MRC Global MUFG Union Bank, N.A. NCR Foundation The Nordson Corporation Foundation Page 4 Northside Hospital Cherokee Peachtree Christian Church The Primerica Foundation Primerica Life Insurance Company Alan and Cathy Prince PulteGroup Inc. Quality Technology Services, LLC Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rogers, Jr. Rotary Club of Atlanta John and Katie Schumacher Southeast Connections Southwire Company Judy and Neal Starkey State Farm Insurance Companies Paul and Marie Swope Lawrenceville Housing Authority Toyota Financial Services UnitedHealthcare The Vaughan Foundation Verizon Foundation Vulcan Materials Company Foundation Willy's Mexicana Grill Frances Wood Wilson Foundation, Inc Woodward Academy $4,000 - $9,999 3M Foundation Aaron's Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Abele Advance Engineering Corporation Page 5 Akers Foundation Inc. Ally Financial Services American Family Mutual Insurance Company Angry Dragon Volleyball, LLC Anonymous Anonymous AT Kearney Atech Logistics, Inc. Atlanta Braves Foundation Bank of North Georgia Bloom Sugarman LLP BNY Mellon Wealth Management Brasfield & Gorrie Martha Brooks Chris and Chandra Brooks James Brown Trucking Company Burns and McDonnell Cancer Treatment Centers of America Candid Partners Walter G. Canipe Foundation Carroll Electric Membership Foundation, Inc. City of Atlanta Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs Cobb Association of Realtors Cobb Community Foundation The Coca Cola Company Control Southern Inc. Martha and Sean Cook Courier Express Cousins Properties Inc. Page 6 Coweta Fayette EMC Cox Communications, Inc. John and Lizzie Crawford DeKalb County Board of Health Deluxe Corporation Foundation Denim & Diamond Charities of Douglas County, Inc. Suzanne and Ronald Donner Ed Young Sales Company EN Engineering Equipment Controls Co. Fischer Contractors, LLC Black Horse Carriers, Inc. Brian and Karla Sadler BAPS Charities Batson Cook Company Bennett Thrasher Foundation Bingham & Taylor Corporation Simon Bloom John and Mary Franklin Foundation Georgia Baptist Foundation, Inc. Georgia Construction Products Inc Goldman, Sachs & Company Gunter Construction Co., Inc. Kathleen Gutmann Darryl Harmon Judith Varn Hays Charlie and Anne Henn Keith Holmes The Housing Authority of the City of Dallas Page 7 Joy Hsu Huseby Global Litigation Indigo Girls, Inc. Insight Sourcing Group Internap Network Services Corp Doris Isaacs Jan X Ray Services, Inc. JAN PRO of Atlanta Joe E. Johnston Foundation Kerotest Manufacturing Corp. Kilpatrick Townsend King & Spalding LLP Lily Transportation Corp. Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Employees' Reaching Out Club Elizabeth and Jason Loudermilk LTS Education Systems James Macke Magnolia River Services Majestic Realty Foundation Tom and Pat McNeill Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC Thays Morgan Gerry and Terri Niedert Jeff and Tracie Nolde Nordstrom, Inc. North Carolina Outward Bound The Optimists Club of Buckhead Ozone Billiards Pappas Restaurants, Inc. Page 8 Jeff and Linda Paul Performance Pipe Piedmont Charitable Foundation Polsinelli Regions Bank Rooms To Go Rick and Gina Rufolo Johnny Schumacher Gregory and Molly Shilling Jussie Smollett John and Lisa Snodgrass/The Snodgrass Foundation SouthTowne Motors Richard and Beverly Sparkmon Staples Foundation For Learning State Street Bank and Trust Company Stratix Corporation Subaru of America Foundation, Inc. Suburban Consulting Engineers, Inc. T.D. Williamson Paul and Chandler Tagliabue Tanner Health System The Estate of Kenneth G. Taylor Toyota of Newnan Trans Lux Commercial Troy Construction Universal Alloy Corporation Walmart Stores, Inc. Walton EMC Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Page 9 Wilson Parker Homes Patrick and Jamie Yoh $1,000 - $3,999 @Legal Discovery, LLC 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc. Bernard W. Abrams Family Foundation, Inc. Actsoft, Inc. Acuity Brands Lighting Kent Adkisson Advisors Charitable Gift Fund EC360 Solutions Robin Aiken AirWatch LLC Kimberly Ajy Aldi, Inc. ALL(n)1 Security Services Barb Allen Allstar Charitable Foundation Allstate Foundation Alpha Insulation & Waterproofing Co Amicalola EMC Trust Paul and Debbie Anderson William and Jody Andrade Andretti Indoor Karting & Games Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Archstone, Inc. Page 10 Arthur J. Gallagher & Company Artlite Office Supply Co. Atlanta Association of Legal Administrators Atlanta Community Food Bank Atlanta West Carpets, Inc. Automotive Assurance Group AXA Advisors LLC B & B Building Services Inc William and Laurie Baggett Baker & Hostetler LLP Latoya Barnaby Rick and Joy Barnes Todd and Lanier Barnes Baseball Industry Growth Fund LLC BDO USA, LLP Christine Beals Beck Janitorial Mr. and Mrs. Jon Been Susan Bell and Patrick Morris Bennett Thrasher P.C. Leonte Benton Elvina Berry Calland BJ's Wholesale Club, Inc. Black IPO Frank Blake Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia Foundation LLC Andraco Bohannon Paul Bower Cynthia Boyd Page 11 Robert and Kendra Boyer Boys & Girls Clubs of the Chattahoochee Valley Art and Blair Brady Robert and Stephanie Brawner Armin and Liz Brecher Brees Dream Foundation The PJ and Dee Brown Foundation Joanne Bryant Buffalo Wild Wings Jamilica Burke McCall Butler Byers Engineering Company Cable East, Inc. William Calhoun Cameron International Corporation Cameron Valve Automation Denise Camp Jane Campbell The CarMax Foundation The Cato Corporation Jerel Causey Edward and Marlyn Chapman Greg and Sandra Chesnutt Leslie and Susan Choo Cigna Health and Life Insurance Company The Circle Group LLC Sarah Clamp The Clorox Company Evelyn and Bryant Coats Page 12 Cobb & Douglas Public Health Kevin Coffey William and Darina Coffey Ms. Paige Collier Ken and Ginger Collins Columbia Properties Inc. Columbus Bank and Trust Paula Comeau Commercial Roof Solutions, LLC Community Church of God Inc. Steve and Catherine Cook Jerry and Sherry Cooper Ashley Coots Jorge Cora Corblu Ecology Group COS Business Products Steven A. Cousins Coweta County Water & Sewerage Authority Jenny Cox Garnet and Karen Craddock Russell and Stephanie Crosio Dac Crossley Andy Crowe Hugh Cummins Bradley N. Currey, Jr. Paul Daniels Thomas Davenport Jim and Trina Davis Ernest and Kathleen Dawal Page 13 Jay and Diane Dayhoff Decatur Rotary Foundation DeKalb School Employees Foundation Delta Community Credit Union Dematic Corp Dentons US LLP Development Authority of Cherokee County Development Authority of Douglas County Division of Family and Children Services DLA Piper LLP (US) Douglas County Rogue Runners Douglasville Douglas County Water & Sewer Authority Mike and Missy Dugan Eagle Rock Distributing Company Edgen Murray Charlie Edmondson Christopher Edwards Foundation Empower Software Solutions Steve and Cindy Ensor Enterprise Holdings Ernst Concrete ERS eVerifile Derik Farrar
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