(fka Whitefoord Community Program)
Whitefoord, Inc. is a community based organization whose mission is “to partner with families and the community to ensure that all are healthy and children have what they need to succeed in school.”
The organization was created in the Edgewood neighborhood in 1995 as the Whitefoord Community Program and it is located across the street from Whitefoord Elementary School.
In 2013, a rebranding campaign led to the abbreviated name change as “Whitefoord, Inc.” but the desired outcomes for children and families remained the same:
- Children and families are healthy
- Children are ready for school, doing well in school and safe
- Families are involved.
For more information, please visit the Whitefoord Community Program website.
1353 George W Brumley Way SE
Atlanta, GA 30317
Recent Highlights
December 6, 2015
In 1995, after the Foundation made its first investment in the Edgewood neighborhood with the school based clinic at Whitefoord Elementary, it consulted with Families First to develop a community based organization that could serve children, youth and families and the Whitefoord Community Program was born.
December 5, 2015
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December 4, 2015
Since 1997, the Agape Community Center has been serving the needs of children, families and seniors in northwest Atlanta. The Agape Community Center empowers and supports underserved families within its community to discover and embrace their full potential.
December 3, 2015
For more than two decades, Moving In The Spirit has served the Atlanta community with high-quality dance programs that educate, inspire and unite young people while helping them to become compassionate leaders. Moving in the Spirit began in 1986 with a small class at Stewart Avenue Shelter and today the organization offers 26 weekly classes to over 250 children.