Full Service Clients
Promotes professional development, networking and volunteer opportunities for those working in the fundraising arena. Our 390 members reflect a cross-section of Atlanta's nonprofit community, as well as the consultants and resource partners who serve our industry. We welcome professionals at all career levels from organizations of all sizes.
Georgia Enterprises for Products and Services
A specific type of purchasing program called a State Use Program. Established by the Georgia Legislature in 1993 through O.C.G.A. #50-5-135 , its design is to expand employment opportunities of citizens with disabilities. The purpose of the program is to encourage and assist individuals with severe disabilities in achieving maximum personal independence through productive and gainful employment by assuring and expanding a constant market for their products and services.
Is committed to ensure the long-term success and sustainability of independent retail garden centers of North America. GCA will accomplish this by being the primary forum for information, education and training that promotes the exchange of ideas, profitability and positive consumer awareness of the individual member firms.
Is a growing, dynamic organization serving as the voice of Georgia's fruit and vegetable industry. Since 1996, this grower led organization has kept a steadfast vision to provide programs and services to its over 300 grower and industry supplier members. A top priority of the Association is to actively monitor legislation and defend industry interests on the state and federal levels. Other important priorities are to support applied research for increased production, handling and storage efficiencies, provide grower education, promote new markets for Georgia grown produce, and improve communications among GFVGA members and industry suppliers. One of the many ways the Association encourages networking and learning is at the annual Southeast Regional Fruit and Vegetable Conference comprised of a trade show and educational conference.
The purpose of the association is to promote the best interest of the industry from production to consumption. The association is constantly seeking improvements in the growing, grading, handling, transportation, distribution, and sale of watermelons. GWA works to increase efficiency within the industry for better profits and to provide the consumer with a better product for greater sales.
Serves to promote excellence in the teaching of anatomy and physiology. HAPS is open to anyone interested in Anatomy & Physiology Education, and currently includes over 1,700 members from two and four year colleges, universities, high schools and private businesses throughout the United States, Canada and the rest of the world.
Georgia Olive Growers Association (GOGA)
This association serves as a both a voice and a resource for the newly emerging Olive Industry in Georgia by keeping growers updated on regulations and market education.
Georgia Women of Achievement (GaWA)
The mission of Georgia Women of Achievement is to recognize and honor women native to or clearly identified with the State of Georgia, who have made extraordinary contributions within their fields of endeavor, and who will thus inspire future generations to utilize their own talents.
Single Project Clients
For 100 years, GFA has been the "voice of forestry," working to educate business, environmental and political leaders about responsible forest management practices, reforestation, benefits derived from forestry and landowner rights. In turn, GFA serves as a resource, keeping members informed of legislative and regulatory issues that can affect the long-term health and value of forested land. GFA also provides a diverse resource of technical information that can help you better grow your forestry investment. GFA members can assist in implementing responsible land management practices and offer sound advice on making the most of your resources.
