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We are grateful for all of the contributions from the following
individuals, foundations and corporations for the 2007-2008 Fiscal
year.
Atlanta Renewal Community (ACoRA), Diana Blank
The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta
Fulton County, John H. & Wilhelmina D. Harland Charitable
Foundation, United Parcel Service
Cigna, Dekalb County, Dollar General, James Starr
Moore Foundation, North Highland, The Coca-Cola Company
AT & T Georgia,
Bloomingdale’s, Citizens of Georgia Power, Franchise Market
Makers, Inc., Herman Miller Foundation, King & Spalding,
McMaster-Carr Supply Company, Moore Colson, Paul Hastings, Seyfarth
Shaw LLP, The Kibler Foundation, Turknett Leadership Group,
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Atlanta
Adams Data Management, American Express, Arnall Golden & Gregory
LLP, Best Buy, Coddon Family Foundation, Dunwoody Woman's Club,
Emory University, Ethnic Expressions Home Gallery, Literacy Action,
UPS Capital
Business Ventures Corporation, Coca Cola Foundation Matching Gifts
Program, Givingexpress Program from American Express, Mayer Electric
Supply Company, Morris Manning & Martin, Rotary Club of Sandy
Springs
William Abbott,
Shiraz and Kat Alikhan, Eleanor Banister, Jany & Loring Brown,
David Cox, Cathy Hilton, John Jordan, Leslie Kuban, Mickey &
Bernice McGuire, Susan & David Peterson
J. Mark Davis, Kurt Diedrich, Dex Kearney, Charles & Linda Mote,
Frank Murray,
Robert and Hattie Portis-Jones
The Stuart S. Kennedy Endowment Fund was established to honor Stuart
S. Kennedy for his outstanding contributions to Project Read and
LVA. The Endowment will be used to ensure the financial future of
the programs of LVA.
Stuart S. Kennedy gave liberal amounts of his time, passion and
finances serving as a Board Member for Project Read, which merged
with LVA. His desire to combat illiteracy in the Metropolitan Atlanta
area was a model for us all.
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