who we are

This organization shall provide four programs, which consist of networking, educating, awareness and community service. Our community service program is the most important based on relative time and the resources. The resources devoted to this program will be the resources obtained from the networking, educating and awareness programs.

The community service program will be initiated January 2005. This will be conducted at the homeless shelters and churches within and outside our community. Also in the parks where you will find a number of homeless and deprived people. Volunteers are always welcome.

We provide food, clothing and assistance to those in need, specifically to the homeless and others who suffer from not having the necessities to live normal healthy lives.
We partner with homeless shelters, churches, businesses and other non-profit organizations to accomplish our mission.
The recipients of our fundraising activities, a major part of our community service program and the reason for our networking, educating and awareness programs, will be the Atlanta Metro Homeless Shelters, non-profit organization and deprived individuals.

Our networking, educating, awareness programs consist of bringing folks together regardless of sex, race, creed, color, religion, ethnic origin, age, disabilty, marital status, sexual orientation, or any other aspect of individual or group identity.

This melting pot is basically categorized to us as our future leaders and entreprenuers. Our time conducting these programs is divided equally. One forum allows an atmosphere of networking. This will offer people the opportunity to explore different interests and possibly obtain more clients or contacts if you are self-employed or to find a job, if you are looking for work.

We will also provide an atmosphere of educating and awareness, which consists of different art exhibits, cultural experiences, poetry readings, health tips, foods, etc.

We will be asking for donations such as money, food and clothing. This will be applied to our community service program, and will then be given to its recipients (the Atlanta Metro Homeless Shelters, non-profit organizations and deprived individuals.