2009 Emory Community Giving
Georgia Black United Fund
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Georgia Black
United Fund (GBUF) 400 Colony Square, Suite 200 404-524-6332 (F) E-mail: erskinehawkins@mindspring.com
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In 2008 more than 643,000 Georgia residents, mainly in the metro Atlanta area, were served by the Georgia Black United Fund, Inc. through its member agencies. The Georgia Black United Fund, Inc. (GBUF) has been serving Georgia resident since 1975. GBUF is an umbrella organizations with thirty-eight member agencies and provides fundraising, technical assistance, and opportunities for collaboration for all member agencies. Funds are allocated on a quarterly basis to give unrestricted supplementary support to projects and programs that assist in building a self-sufficient economic infrastructure in African-American and other underserved communities in the metro Atlanta area. GBUF is governed by a sixteen-member, Georgia-based board of directors, and currently participates in fourteen workplace-giving programs in addition to its other fundraising efforts. GBUF represents agencies such as 100 Black Men of Atlanta, National Black Arts Festival, Atlanta Chapter of 100 Black Women, ROOTS Adoption Agency, Covenant House Georgia, Inc., Apex Museum, Hammonds House Galleries and Resource Center, Figgtree Youth Recording Academy, Georgia Citizens’ Coalition on Hunger, Single Parents Alliance and Resource Center, Tennis in the Hood, and Spectrum Technical Institute. Contributions to GBUF will be distributed among the organizations or distributed in full to the organization of your choice if so designated.
GBUF currently is one of four recipients of a grant from the Kellogg Foundation through the Rockefeller Advisory group that matches 1:1 any contributions up to $200,000. A single contribution to GBUF supports the work of all our members.
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Total 2008 Revenues: Funds Raised from Workplace Giving: Revenues to Member Agencies (2008): % of Workplace Revenues to Member Agencies: Fund-Raising Expenses Rate: Management General Expenses Rate: Total Net Worth: |
$209,703 $186,701 94% 1% 5% $22,778 |
$208,849 $186,965 5% $29,597
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$243,119 $202,323 3% $33,002
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Current member agencies include:
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100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc. 4 Girls Foundation, Inc. Agape House Ministry Apex Museum A Rare View Brightside Youth & Family Intervention Center Center for Democratic Renewal Chance for a Higher Level Committed to Children, Inc. Community Aid & Development Corporation Community Council of Metropolitan Atlanta, Inc. Covenant House of Georgia, Inc. East Athens Development Corporation Family Outreach Ministries Federation of Southern Cooperatives Figg Tree Youth Recording Academy Georgia Citizen's Coalition on Hunger Hammonds House Museum It's All
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Metropolitan Atlanta Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. Metro Atlanta Respite & Developmental Services, Inc. National Black Arts Festival National Urban Coalition for Unity and Peace, Inc. Project South REEDEM Community Outreach, Inc. Restoration Community Resources, Inc. Roots, Inc. Ropheka Rock of the World, Inc. Single Parent Alliance & Resource Center Sisterlove, Inc. Spectrum Technical Institute Tennis in the 'Hood The Community Court/Restorative Justice Center, Inc. The Dialysis and Transportation Support Center, Inc. Victory Community Development Corporation Village Keepers, Inc. Youth Connection Zion Keeper, Inc. |
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Georgia Black United Fund currently participates in
eleven workplace-giving programs, including: | |
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Atlanta Board of
Education Combined Federal
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Fulton County Henry Grady Foundation |
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