The Georgia Breast Cancer Coalition (GBCC) and the Georgia Breast Cancer Coalition Fund (GBCCF) were founded in January, 1994 by Ruth Eldredge, Toby Sidman and Alba Tutnauer-three breast cancer survivors who wanted to give Georgians an organizational platform from which to mount the fight against breast cancer. Our mission is three-fold: to advocate, to educate and eventually to eradicate the disease of breast cancer. Our supporters work to educate breast cancer survivors and their friends and families, women's health advocates, the Georgia legislators, and the serious impact of the breast cancer epidemic on the lives of women and men.
P.A.L.S. Atlanta is here to help! P.A.L.S. is an Atlanta based Non Profit 501(C) 3 Organization that loves animals and are compassionate about keeping you and your best friend together. We provide pet-care including: free food and basic veterinary care, and support to the companion pets of critically ill and disabled Atlantans. With your help, pets and owners may remain together to share the healing power of love and companionship which flows from the human-animal bond. Project Open Hand/Atlanta's mission is to provide freshly cooked meals and nutrition services to people living with symptomatic HIV/AIDS, homebound seniors and individuals with other critical illnesses or disabilities. Your Metro Atlanta Red Cross serves nearly 4 million people in 15 counties. |
