The Center for Truth and Healing (CFTH) recently became partners with the unicorn company Goodr founded by Atlanta businesswoman, Jasmine Crowe. Goodr is a phenomenal company utilizing technology to help end food waste and insecurity. Since launching her mobile app in 2017, Ms. Crowe has managed to divert millions of pounds of food from landfills to people in need ensuring…
Thanks to a recent grant awarded to our organization by the on-demand ridesharing app Lyft, dozens of CFTH clients were provided transportation to and from work, job interviews, medical appointments, and more. Lyft selects three metro Atlanta nonprofitsas recipients of its local grants program ATLANTA (October 2019) – Lyft, whose mission is to improve people’s lives with the world’s besttransportation,…
Without the help of grants and donations from our supporters, CFTH would not be able to offer our programs to those who need them most. We are so thankful to our local Walmart store #3188 for the recent grant awarded to our organization to help pay for operational expenses and supplies for our food closet. Because of donors like you,…
In an effort to support the Keep Dekalb Beautiful Initiative and to clean our community up, CFTH and our volunteers meet up every 3rd Saturday at clean up the area at the intersection of Memorial Drive and Village Square Lane. This area is plagued by litter and trash thrown out by passing vehicles and those walking through the neighborhood. Our…
CFTH and our key partner The Brantley Foundation aim to create programs that support, help sustain, and improve the quality of life for our communities. It is this goal that influenced our decision to unite and sponsor The Phenomenal Girls Group Home, a nonprofit 12-week girl’s mentoring program ran by Mrs. Ella Gray. Mrs. Gray’s vision is to start empowering…