Adopt-A-Highway
We have a three-mile stretch of land near Greenbriar Mall that we clean. This project is designed to reduce highway litter and keep our neighborhoods presentable. Aggies are doing their part in beautifying the roads.

Atlanta Community Food Bank
This is an outreach initiative with the Atlanta Community Food Bank. The Product Rescue Center (PRC) is one of the projects of the Atlanta Community Food Bank that allows community members from all sectors of society to get involved in the fight against hunger. Volunteering these few hours helps supply food and other much needed products to nearly 700 nonprofit agencies in Metropolitan Atlanta and Northwest Georgia. The efforts include sorting, inspecting, and boxing non-perishable food items and paper goods for distribution to agencies that assist persons in soup kitchens, day care centers, nursing homes, job training programs, homeless and battered women shelters, and others in need.

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Asbury Harris Epworth Towers
Asbury Harris Epworth Towers located in SW Atlanta was established in 1971. It is a independent living rental community for seniors aged sixty-two and older and offers a full range of services for them. Living expenses for the occupants is based entirely on their income. Our own Lillie Robbins serves as the chairperson of their Advisory Board and initiated our relationship with them eight years ago. Norman Johnson is also a former Advisory Board chairperson. As a community service project we will take goody bags including Valentine cards signed by chapter members to them for Valentine's Day.

Dress for Success
Dress for Success is a not-for-profit organization that helps low-income women make tailored transitions into the workforce. Dress for Success provides interview suits, confidence boosts, and career development to more than 30,000 women in over 70 cities each year. Each Dress for Success client receives one suit when she has a job interview and a second suit when she gets the job.

Family Life Ministries
Family Life Ministries was founded by Jane Gunter in 1982, who with a coalition of concerned citizens and churches reached out to people who had fallen through the cracks of society. They rent the Sunday School building of East Point Presbyterian Church and has one part-time staff member and seventy-five volunteers. FLM provides all types of assistance to those in need and is a blessing to the East Point community. The Atlanta Alumni Chapter participates in their book drive for children during the Christmas Holiday season. The FLM also assists organizations in selecting families to adopt for the holidays.

    

Hosea Williams Feed the Hungry
We have supported this organization financially in the past. The foundation annually feeds over 20,000 people for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. It is one of, if not the, largest gatherings of the hungry and homeless in the Southeast. This foundation was launched in 1970.

Project Score
In an effort to assist the State of Georgia improve the opportunity for college bound seniors to obtain admission to most colleges and universities, the NC A&T SU Atlanta Alumni Association has partnered with local and national businesses to launch Project Score. Project Score provides SAT Prep scholarships to Metro Atlanta high school students. The scholarship project will offer one-on-one sessions to serve students requiring the convenience and benefit of a personal teacher setting. In addition, the scholarship project will make available classroom sessions at participating high schools, for groups up to 25 students, for those who perform better in a group learning environment. View more details.

• The October 2003 Adopt-A-Highway Project had a record number of participants.
  
  
• Atlanta Aggies have assisted in packing over 10,000 lbs of food.