GIFTED EDUCATION FOUNDATION CORPORATION
EIN 45-1266921 · Youth Development Programs (O50)
What they do
THE GIFTED EDUCATION FOUNDATION PROVIDED STUDENTS FROM LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT METRO ATLANTA WITH OVER 100 HOURS OF COLLEGE READINESS AND CAREER SKILLS TRAINING, PRIMARILY AT EMORY UNIVERSITY. SINCE INCEPTION, THE ORGANIZATION HAS SUPPORTED 750+ STUDENTS WITH MORE THAN 200 HOURS OF COLLEGE, CAREER AND LIFE READINESS SKILLS DEVELOPMENT. ADDITIONALLY, WHILE WORKING WITH MORE THAN 150 OF THESE STUDENTS VERY CLOSELY, THEY HAVE MANAGED TO ACCUMULATE MORE THAN $19 MILLION IN SCHOLARSHIPS AND SUBSIDIZED FUNDING ALONG WITH HAVING A 100% ACCEPTANCE RATE TO ATTEND ACCREDITED, 4-YEAR ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS. THE GIFTED FOUNDATION WILL SUPPORT THESE STUDENTS WITH MATRICULATION FROM COLLEGE INTO THE MARKETPLACE. UPON THE COMPLETION OF OUR INTANGIBLES CURRICULUM, WE NOW HAVE THE CAPACITY TO REACH THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES VIA OUR CORPORATE AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS. THE ORGANIZATION BEGAN ITS EXPANSION THROUGHOUT METRO ATLANTA ALONG WITH EXPANSION IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND
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ContactAnthony Flynn
In care of% ANTHONY M FLYNN
Mailing address885 WOODSTOCK RD STE 430 PMB 198, ROSWELL, GA 30075-2211
Main phone(855) 944-4383 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailinfo@mysite.comAdditional emailinfo@iamgifted.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- June 2011
- County
- Fulton
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