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Ferst Foundation for Childhood Literacy


$200,000
The J. B. Fuqua Family

$20,000 to $40,000
The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta, Inc.
Atlanta Charity Clays, Inc.
J.W. Fund
The Lewis Hall and Mildred Sasser Singletary Foundation, Inc.
Tull Charitable Foundation
Georgia-Pacific and Georgia-Pacific Foundation
Community Foundation of South Georgia, Inc.
Pittuloch Foundation

$10,000 to $15,000
Imlay Foundation, Inc.
Williams Family Foundation of Georgia, Inc.
Bloomingdales, Inc.
Artie & Lee Richards

$5,000- $9,999
McMaster-Carr Supply Company
Lenora & Alfred Glancy Foundation, Inc.
Wish You Well Foundation
Jeanne Ferst
Peter Abreu
Mike Grimsley
The Devereaux F. & Dorothy M. McClatchey Foundation, Inc.

$1,000- $4,999
Meredith Corporation
John & Wilhelmina Harland Charitable Foundation
Asset Management Partners, Inc.
Mary & Francis Abreu Charitable Trust
Gay Knox Vaughn
Lois & Lucy Lampkin Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Alexander G. Morehouse
Celeste Becker
Joe Jones
Bev & Don Chapman
Mrs. Smith Griffith
11 Alive Community Grant
CIBC
Dixie Industrial Finishing Co., Inc.
Mattie Marshall Foundation
Rotary District 6910
Mrs. Deen Day Sanders
Walton EMC
Diane Steinman
Ann Murray
Judie Meeks
Alice Jane Wasdin

In-kind Donors

Atlanta Braves
Atlanta Hawks
Blue Tailed Studio
Copper Mountain Consulting
Dream Team Technologies
Flambeau, Inc.
Georgia Public Broadcasting
IBM
James Madison Conference Center, Madison
Killer Whale Productions
Knock Out Inc.
Metropolitan Literacy Network
Peachtree Publishers
Printing Finishers
Reflections Printing
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How You Can Help

Literacy in Georgia

1 in 5 of our children lives in poverty

Approximately 61 percent of low-income
families do not have a single piece of
reading material suitable for a child

A third of our children come to school
unprepared to learn

Only 28% of Georgia 4th graders read
at or above proficiency

We have the nations third highest rate
of high school dropouts

One in four adults in Georgia operates
at a
low literacy level

Illiteracy and low literate workers
cost Atlanta $4.26 billion and Georgia
businesses $7 billion each year

Several states plan how many jail
cells
they will build in the future by
how many children are not reading on
grade level by third grade 

With your help, this can change…