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Transparency Research Report Title Type Organization Amount Date Program support Partnership Calorie Control Council $100,000.00 2019 Program support Partnership American Society for Nutrition $15,000.00 2019 Program support Partnership International Food Information Council Foundation $50,000.00 2019 Membership Dues Partnership Calorie Control Council $78,114.00 2019 The Henry W Grade Health System Partnership Shaping Grady's Next Decade $300,000.00 201 Foundation Inc.* 8 The Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta Partnership 2019 JCC Maccabi Games $25,000.00 2019 Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, INC* Partnership 2019 Hope and Will Ball $30,000.00 2019 Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, INC* Partnership Women of Style & Susbstance event sponsorship $3, 500 2019 Foundation of Wesley Woods, Inc.* Partnership 2019 Heroes, Saints, and Legends Awards Dinner and Gala $35,000.00 2019 The Henry W Grade Health System Partnership Shaping Grady's Next Decade $300,000.00 2019 Foundation Inc.* The Henry W Grade Health System Partnership 2019 White Coat Grady Gala $25,000.00 2019 Foundation Inc. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Partnership Marcus Autism Center $500,000.00 2019 Inc.* Classified - Confidential Triple Play Program Support Partnership Boys & Girls Clubs of America $575,000.00 2019 As a member of the Calorie Control Council we support health and wellness programs and Research Calorie Control Council $65,000.00 2018 research through various committees As a member of ILSI North America, we support health and wellness programs and research Research International Life Sciences Institute North America (ILSI ) 189, 100 2018 projects through various committees Membership Dues Partnership National Academy of Sciences $25,000.00 2018 IFT Foundation student scholarships Partnership Foundation of Institute of Food Technologists $25,000.00 2018 Membership Dues Partnership International Food Information Council (IFIC) $209,000.00 2018 Program support Partnership International Food Information Council (IFIC) $100,000.00 2018 Triple Play Program Support Partnership Boys & Girls Clubs of America $575,000.00 2018 Sponsorship of the Anniversary Awards Dinner* Partnership The National Center on Addiction and Substance $10,000.00 2018 The Registry for Remembrance* Partnership Emory University $10,000.00 2018 Donation* Partnership Community Health and Men’s Promotion Summit $5,000.00 2018 Classified - Confidential MedShare 20th Anniversary* Partnership MedShare International $20,000.00 2018 38th Annual Children's Christmas Parade* Partnership Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Inc. $7,500.00 2018 Sponsorship* Partnership T J Martell Foundation $15,000.00 2018 Community Service Partnership Atlanta Community Food Bank Inc. $10,000 2017 Hunger Walk/Run 2017 Partnership Atlanta Community Food Bank Inc. $20,000 2017 Triple Play program support Partnership Boys & Girls Clubs of America $1,150,000 2017 Membership Dues Partnership Calorie Control Council $250,897 2017 Program Support Partnership Calorie Control Council $50,000 2017 Camp Sunshine's Signature Event Partnership Camp Sunshine, Inc. $70,000 2017 The Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Christmas Partnership Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Inc. $7,500 2017 Parade 37th Annual Children's Christmas Parade* Partnership Childrens' Healthcare of Atlanta, INC $750 2017 School Program* Partnership Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, INC $550,000 2017 2016 ShareHope Medical Initiative* Partnership CitiHope International Inc $600,000 2017 Caring for Congo Gala Partnership December Mutombo Foundation, Inc. $25,000 2017 Classified - Confidential Emory Alzheimer's Disease Research Center - Partnership Emory University $10,000 2017 Registry for Remembrance* As a member of ILSI North America, we support health and wellness programs and research Research ILSI North America (ILSI) $141,600 2017-2018 projects through various committees Membership Dues Partnership ILSI North America $12,000 2017 Membership Dues Partnership International Food Information Council $253,000 2017 "Understanding Our Food" Education Initiative Partnership International Food Information Council $100,000 2017 Membership Dues Partnership International Food Information Council (IFIC) $189,000 2017-2018 Membership Dues Partnership International Stevia Council $15,000 2017 Bill Foege Global Health Awards Sponsorship Partnership MAP International $10,000 2017 Kaleidoscope - A Global Celebration Fundraiser* Partnership Medshare International $10,000 2017 Program support* Partnership Mercy Care Foundation $25,000 2017 Membership, Food Forum Partnership National Academies of Sciences and Medicine $25,000 2017 Active Trails Program* Partnership National Park Foundation $250,000 2017 Cox Media Group 5k/10k PATH Chastain Fun Run Partnership PATH Foundation, Inc. $5,000 2017 Dining Out For Life Partnership Project Open Hand/Atlanta, Inc. $5,000 2017 Classified - Confidential White Coat Grady Gala Partnership The Henry W Grady Health System Foundation Inc. $50,000 2017 Coca-Cola Medical Scholars* Partnership The Morehouse School of Medicine INC $320,000 2017 Coca-Cola MSM Alumni Challenge and AUC Partnership The Morehouse School of Medicine INC $1,124,146 2017 Collaboration Grant* Coca-Cola MSM Alumni Challenge and AUC Partnership The Morehouse School of Medicine Inc. $300,000 2017 Collaboration Grant* Coca-Cola MSM Alumni Challenge and AUC Partnership The Morehouse School of Medicine Inc. $124,146 2017 Collaboration Grant* Women's Healthy Heart Week 2017 Partnership The Morehouse School of Medicine Inc. $50,000 2017 VetsFirst* Partnership United Spinal Assoc. Inc. $50,000 2017 Membership dues for the Food Science Strategic Partnership University of Massachusetts $15,000 2017 Policy Alliance Membership dues for the Food Science Strategic Partnership University of Massachusetts $15,000 2017 Policy Alliance As a member of ABA, we support health and wellness research through the Science & Research American Beverage Association 1720000 2015-2017 Regulatory Council 13th Annual Health Expo sponsorship Partnership The Center for Closing the Health Gap $10,000 2016 2016 Programming support, 5k Run Partnership Girls on the Run Las Vegas $10,000 2016 Classified - Confidential 2016 State Competitions and Healthy Athletes Partnership Special Olympics Georgia, Inc. $25,000 2016 Program 2016 TriPATHlon Partnership PATH Foundation, Inc. $5,000 2016 Al Lenzmeier Westside Boys & Girls Club Partnership Boys & Girls Club of the Twin Cities $2,000 2016 equipment donation Annual Holiday Supper sponsorship Partnership Beacon Therapeutic $5,000 2016 As a member of ILSI North America, we support health and wellness research projects through Research International Life Sciences Institute North America $218,795 2016 various committees Be Great Ball Partnership Boys & Girls Clubs of Portland Metropolitan Area $5,000 2016 Coca-Cola Medical Scholars* Partnership The Morehouse School of Medicine, Inc. $320,000 2016 Community grant in support of the beverage Partnership Bronx Works $5,000 2016 industry's Balance Calories Initiative Community grant in support of the beverage Partnership Bedford-Stuyvesant YMCA $5,000 2016 industry's Balance Calories Initiative Community grant in support of the beverage Partnership Mercy Center $10,000 2016 industry's Balance Calories Initiative Community grant in support of the beverage Partnership Coalition for Hispanic Family Services $10,000 2016 industry's Balance Calories Initiative Classified - Confidential Community grant in support of the beverage Partnership Bridge Street Development Corp (MYBASE) $10,000 2016 industry's Balance Calories Initiative Community grant in support of the beverage Partnership Broome Street Temple, LLC $30,000 2016 industry's Balance Calories Initiative Community grant in support of the beverage Partnership Community Partners $10,000 2016 industry's Balance Calories Initiative Community grant in support of the beverage Partnership El Centro Del Pueblo $5,000 2016 industry's Balance Calories Initiative Community grant in support of the beverage Partnership North Star Alliances $30,000 2016 industry's Balance Calories Initiative Community grant in support of the beverage Partnership LA Weekly $5,000 2016 industry's Balance Calories Initiative Community grant in support of the beverage Partnership Variety Boys and Girls Club $3,502 2016 industry's Balance Calories Initiative Equipment donation for Polk Boys & Girls Club Partnership Boys & Girls Club of Cedar Rapids $2,500 2016 Fitness Challenge sponsorship Partnership Boys & Girls Club of Chicago $500 2016 Flint Child Health and Development Fund* Partnership Community Foundation of Greater Flint $100,000 2016 Frozen Food Line Rescue Program* Partnership Food Bank of Eastern Michigan $100,000 2016 Fundraiser Partnership Children's Miracle Network Hospitals ( CMN) $50,000 2016 Classified - Confidential National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN) Garden Garden State Chapter NAHN Spring Gala 2016 Partnership $2,500 2016 State Chapter Hope and Will Ball 2017* Partnership Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Inc. $30,000 2016 International Youth Cup sponsorship Partnership Chicago Kics $5,000 2016 Iowa Games Sponsorship Partnership Iowa Sports Foundation $6,000 2016 Kaleidoscope, A Global Celebration* Partnership MedShare International, Inc. $10,000 2016 MVP Dinner sponsorship Partnership Detroit PAL $7,500 2016 Matthews Dickey Boys & Girls Club Golf Benefit Partnership Matthews Dickey Boys & Girls Club $5,000 2016 Membership Dues Partnership American Society for Nutrition $12,500 2016 Membership
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