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Duluth Family Inspiring Generations
When Kay Montgomery’s great grandparents opened their first store in 1876, in Bethesda, Georgia, they had no idea the legacy they were creating. By 1925 Kay’s grandparents had gone into…
Meet Board Member Jill Kersh
Every year we welcome new members to our board of directors. Each one of these people brings a wealth of experience and a love for our community with them. One…
Giving Teens Skills to Succeed
Some youth have no idea how to interview for a job, manage money, apply for college scholarships and more. But not the teens Community Sustainability Enterprise impacts. This Lawrenceville-based nonprofit…
Thankful
This Thanksgiving, we wanted to share why we're thankful for our fundholders and nonprofits. So we reached out to our staff, board and emeritus board members and asked them to…
Open Doors, Open Hearts – A Lifetime of Generosity
Carol S. Camp’s door was always open to family and friends. No need to even knock - you’d just walk right in. If someone needed something, she and her husband…
No More Christmas Ties
Each Christmas, Pat and Glenda Rogers ask their grown children for the same thing - a gift for someone else. It’s a tradition that started out of a desire to…
Meet Britt, our New Director of Fundholder Experience!
We are excited to announce our team is growing! As we welcome our new Director of Fundholder Experience Britt Hultgren Ramroop (former director of community outreach at Aurora Theatre) we…
Generosity from One Generation to the Next
You never know the impact your giving, large or small, can have on someone else. Take the Cooks for example. Both Dave and his wife Christa grew up knowing what…
Helping the Next Generation
Did you know that by age three a child’s brain is 80 percent developed? And that reading, talking, laughing and singing with your child is the most important thing you…