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2010
Emory Community
Giving

What Charities Can I Support?
2010 Charitable Partners
Seven charitable partners participate in the 2010 campaign. Each partner
is a nonprofit federation that raises funds for a group of its member
agencies. The federations receive and disburse employee gifts to
their member agencies and annually certify them for Emory and other workplace
campaigns. Click on a charity's name to see its profile, including
its member agencies and the workplace-giving programs in which they participate..
The 2010 charitable partners are:
American Heart Association Heart Walk
Help the American Heart Association fight Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke by making a contribution to the AHA Atlanta Heart Walk. Employees who make a donation to the Atlanta Heart Walk will have their gift count in the 2010 Emory Community Giving Campaign. The American Heart Association is an approved charity under the Emory Community Giving program.
Community
Health Charities of Georgia
Raises funds for 41Georgia voluntary, health-focused agencies
serving Georgians suffering from disease and/or disability.
Earth
Share of Georgia
Supports the work of 63 local, national, and international environmental
groups addressing the critical issues of air and water quality, wildlife
habitats, urban sprawl, and human health.
Georgia
Black United Fund
A community fund that provides financial and technical resources for 33
human-services member agencies dedicated to enhancing the lives of members
of underserved communities in the state of Georgia.
Georgia
Shares
Represents 38 member agencies dedicated to social and economic justice
for all Georgians through services to people living with AIDS, survivors
of domestic violence and rape, and advancement of positive social change.
Global
Impact
Supports
the work of 52 of America's most distinguished international development
and relief charities.
United
Way of Metropolitan Atlanta
A network of 209 programs and initiatives - including school systems,
small neighborhood associations, nonprofit agency programs, and nonprofit
programs of hospitals, churches, and community partnerships - that together
make metro Atlanta safer and stronger.
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