… All sizes, shades and ages of 18 years and older, from college students to mother, career women to ladies of leisure, The Black Dolls are b'huetiful philanthropic role models that band together to tackle the black families issues with shadeism, self-hatred and low self-esteem. For young girls and adult women, The Black Dolls are on a mission to remind that "Black IS B'huetiful!"  For toddlers, during their Black Doll Deliveries, The Black Dolls deliver their message of b'huety with the gift of a …

Girls Give Back is a group of teenaged girls and their mothers (or fathers) who are interested in gaining volunteer hours in preparation for college. We will plan one monthly volunteer event in the metro Atlanta area to give the girls the opportunity to put their skills to use for the benefit of others, while building their personal resumes, which will enhance their college applications. Through participation in the group, the girls will demonstrate to college recruiters that they believe in bei …

The HBCU Reunion strives to strengthen the unification of the Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) legacies. The HBCU Reunion provides students and alumnus of the prestigious HBCUs a unique specifically designed experience. The HBCU Reunion will all everyone to reunite, socialize and network. The HBCU Reunion reunite alumni, classmates, Greeks, service organizations, team mates and band members. Join us for the annual HBCU Reunion.

This group trains Christian workers to serve Jesus Christ with purpose and excellance.  We are mainstream, conservative, and evangelical.   Each course consists of 4 sessions which meets every other Saturday from 9 am to 12:30.  These are college-level courses, though they are not accredited.  We have to charge a fee of $50 for each course.  This $50 covers all 4 sessions and the textbook.   Listed meet-ups are the first sessions of the courses.  Sadly, they may have to be cancelled it not enoug …