Casey in Atlanta: Creating Successful Futures for Children and Families

the Annie E. Casey Foundation

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September 30, 2007

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8-page PDF

In This Report, You’ll Learn

  • A definition of “civic sites” designated by The Annie E. Casey Foundation.
  • Personal success stories helped by local programs and partnerships.
  • A description of the foundation-supported Center for Working Families and the Atlanta Metro Earned Income Tax Credit Campaign.
  • And overview of Project GRAD (Graduation Really Achieves Dreams), a school reform effort.
  • A look at the East Point Community Partnership for Protecting Children, a full-service family support center.
  • Key components of the Pittsburgh Community Improvement Association (PCIA).
  • How benchmarks and data inform programs and policies.

About This Report

Summary

The United Parcel Service – which grew out of a messenger service started by Jim Casey – enabled the launch of The Annie E. Casey Foundation in 1948. This brief highlights the foundation’s programs and partnerships on behalf of Atlanta residents – from providing skills, training and job support to promoting educational opportunities, affordable housing and stronger communities. 

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Key Takeaway

Civic Improvement in Atlanta

The Annie E. Casey Foundation plays an ongoing role in Atlanta's civic improvement – from strategies that contribute toward educational opportunities and economic success, to supporting safe and affordable housing development and helping young people in transition.

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