2000 Grant Recipients

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1 2000 Grant Recipients 100 Black Men of America Atlanta, Georgia $290,000 To support the Computer and Internet Literacy Program, the Ben Carson Summer Science Camp and the Collegiate 100 program. Agnes Scott College Decatur, Georgia $1,000,000 The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund to provide need-based scholarship assistance annually with strong preference to Hispanic/Latina students. Atlanta Day Shelter for Women and Children Atlanta, Georgia $252,400 To support the Computer Training Program, Job Training Program, and the salary of the Child Care Coordinator for the Children's Department for three years. The Atlanta Girls' School Atlanta, Georgia $300,000 s annually to Hispanic students. Atlanta International School Atlanta, Georgia $295,000 To establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund for native Spanish-speaking students, and to support the Spanish Language Library Collection and Spanish Language Learning Center. Atlanta Speech School Atlanta, Georgia $300,000 Atlanta Union Mission Atlanta, Georgia $271,411 To support computer learning centers and the salaries of the behavioral specialist and social worker for three years. Barry University Miami Shores, Florida $500,000 Belen Jesuit Preparatory School Miami, Florida $500,000

2 Ben Franklin Academy Atlanta, Georgia $500,000 Blessed Trinity High School Roswell, Georgia $356,000 To fund the Faculty Development Project, and to establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund to provide need-based scholarship assistance annually for Hispanic/Latino students. Boys & Girls Clubs of America Atlanta, Georgia $2,225,000 To support The Goizueta Foundation Management Program over three years. Brain Injury Association Alexandria, Virginia $153,742 To fund the national State Leadership Training Conference, and to establish and support one Family Support Center in Georgia for three years. Brenau University Gainesville, Georgia $87,000 To fund need-based scholarship assistance for Hispanic/Latina students. Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart Miami, Florida $1,000,000 The Carter Center Atlanta, Georgia $150,000 To fund intern stipends for graduate students. Catholic Education of North Georgia Atlanta, Georgia $75,000 To support professional development for school principals over three years. The Center for Children and Young Adults Marietta, Georgia $260,750 To support the Turning Point program. Christ the King School Atlanta, Georgia $500,000 To fund math, science and technology teacher salaries and to support the teachers' tuition assitance fund for three years. Clark Atlanta University Atlanta, Georgia $1,000,000 To establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund to provide need-based financial aid for teacher preparation. Communities In Schools Alexandria, Virginia $400,000 To establish and support Multi-Track Training, Training Development Program/Certification, and Cisco Networking Academies in Georgia over three years. Cool Girls Atlanta, Georgia $25,000 To fund the development of a Program Replication Model over three years.

3 Council on Aging for McIntosh Trail Griffin, Georgia $67,559 To expand and support the Senior Community Service Employment Program for three years. Covenant House New York, New York $352,500 To fund the national Peer Review program for three years and to support Covenant House Georgia's vocational services program for three years. East Lake Community Foundation Atlanta, Georgia $983,241 To support the Junior Golf Academy and the Summer Reading and Recreation Program over three years. Education Tomorrow Cashiers, North Carolina $35,000 To fund curriculum development for two years and to support staff development for three years. Elaine Clark Center for Exceptional Children Chamblee, Georgia $500,000 To provide need-based tuition assistance for immediate scholarship needs, and to establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund. Florida Atlantic University Jupiter, Florida $200,000 The Galloway School Atlanta, Georgia $200,000 assistance for Hispanic/Latino students. George West Mental Health Foundation Atlanta, Georgia $110,000 To expand and support the Skyland Trail Vocational Services Program for three years. Georgia Justice Project Atlanta, Georgia $185,858 To support the New Horizon Landscaping program over three years. Goodwill Industries International Rockville, Maryland $547,080 To fund the creation of the Technical Assistance Guide and to support the Work Connections program in Georgia over three years. Hands On Network Atlanta, Georgia $135,000 To support the Schools Program for three years. High Museum of Art Atlanta, Georgia $1,500,000 To establish and endow the Goizueta Teacher Institute for Visual Arts and Learning. The Joseph Sams School Fayetteville, Georgia $500,000

4 assistance, and to support a teacher licensed in Special Education for the Early Intervention Classes Program. The Lovett School Atlanta, Georgia $200,000 s for Hispanic students. Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta Dunwoody, Georgia $350,000 To establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund to provide need-based tuition assistance. Marist School Atlanta, Georgia $735,000 To enhance and endow the Foreign Language program. Metro Atlanta Respite and Developmental Services Atlanta, Georgia $223,600 To support the Afterschool and Summer Enrichment programs over two years. Metropolitan Serenity House Cumming, Georgia $75,000 To provide need-based fee assistance. Mount Vernon Presbyterian School Atlanta, Georgia $300,000 s for Hispanic students. Newton Country Day School of the Sacred Heart Newton, Massachusetts $500,000 assistance for Hispanic/Latina students. Nicholas House Atlanta, Georgia $246,000 To fund the Director of Client Services for three years and two family therapists/case managers for three years. Oglethorpe University Atlanta, Georgia $500,000 To establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund to provide one full and one partial needbased scholarship annually for Hispanic students. Our House Decatur, Georgia $204,714 To fund a bilingual teacher in English and Spanish for the Early Childhood Education Program for three years, and to expand the Parent Intern Program for three years. Our Lady of Lourdes Academy Miami, Florida $250,000 assistance.

5 Pace Academy Atlanta, Georgia $200,000 To establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund for Hispanic students. Positive Growth Clarkston, Georgia $75,000 To support the Educational Enrichment Program for three years. Reading Recovery Council of North America Worthington, Ohio $644,850 To establish and support the Teacher Leader Scholarship Program, and to fund two Literacy Collaborative trainers in Georgia. Saint Leo University Saint Leo, Florida $500,000 assistance for Hispanic/Latino students. Southern Center for International Studies Atlanta, Georgia $567,216 To establish the World In Transition social studies pilot program in Tennessee. Southern Wesleyan University Central, South Carolina $300,000 To establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund for minority students. Spelman College Atlanta, Georgia $1,000,000 Spring Hill College Mobile, Alabama $500,000 assistance to Hispanic/Latino students. St. Pius X Catholic High School Atlanta, Georgia $500,000 assistance annually for Hispanic/Latino students; to fund teacher development; and to fund classroom enhancements. The Study Hall at Emmaus House Atlanta, Georgia $247,866 To establish and support the Project Community Reads program for three years. Summerbridge National San Francisco, California $171,800 To support the development of a site self-evaluation tool for Summerbridge National, and to establish and support Summerbridge Atlanta's Alumni Program for three years. Teach for America New York, New York $285,000

6 To support the college graduate recruitment and training for teaching in North Carolina schools. The Trust for Public Land Atlanta, Georgia $250,000 To support land acquisition in Georgia. University of West Georgia Carrollton, Georgia $590,793 To expand and support the Developmental and Diagnostic Reading Clinic for three years. University School of Nashville Nashville, Tennessee $200,000 To establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund for need-based scholarship assistance. Wesleyan School Norcross, Georgia $200,000 To establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund to provide one full need-based scholarship annually for one Hispanic student. The Westminster Schools Atlanta, Georgia $1,000,000 To establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Professorships and to support the The Goizueta Foundation Language Learning Center and the Elementary Language Program. Woodward Academy College Park, Georgia $400,000 To establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund and The Joseph W. Jones Scholars Fund to provide need-based scholarships for Hispanic students. Young Harris College Young Harris, Georgia $300,000 assistance for Hispanic/Latino students Total $27,274,380