ABOUT US
Supporters and Partners

Current Supporters

Travelers Aid of Metropolitan Atlanta thanks all of its major supporters, including the individuals
that provide support through in-kind donations and financial contributions.
More than 9,000 people are helped annually, thanks to continued
public donations, contributions and support.

Community Partners

Faith-Based Organizations:
Northside United Methodist Church
Peachtree Presbyterian Church
Turner Chapel Church

Foundations:
Atlanta Community Foundation
The Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta

Public Supporters:
AIDs Family Reunification
Atlanta Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
Atlanta Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG)
Atlanta Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Atlanta General Funds
City of Atlanta Transitional Housing
Cobb Emergency Shelter Grant
Cobb Federal Emergency Management Agency
State Department of Community Affairs/Essential Services
State Department of Community Affairs/Supportive Housing
State Department of Community Affairs/Next Step
DeKalb County Emergency Shelter Grant
DeKalb Community Service Board
Georgia Dept. of Community Affairs
Emergency Assistance/Cobb County
Fulton County BWP/Outreach
Fulton County/Moores Mill
Fulton County CDBG
Gwinnett County CDBG
Supportive Housing Programs Douglas
Supportive Housing Programs Cobb

Corporate Partners and Supporters
Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA)
American Express
Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
AirTran Airways
BELFOR
The Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Enterprises
Georgia Power
Fado Irish Pub
Net Visibility
The Hertz Corporation
Publix Supermarket Charities
Smith, Gambrell & Russell LLC
Variety of Georgia

Collaborative Partners

Travelers Aid regularly refers to and receives referrals from a broad range of more than
fifty homeless service providers and community organizations. Some of these are:

Fulton County:
Sullivan Center, Atlanta Children's Shelter, Fulton Atlanta Community Action,
Grady Memorial Hospital, Atlanta Union Mission, Jefferson Place Shelter,
Women's Day Shelter, AID Atlanta,
Central Presbyterian Church, Crossroads Ministry,
Partnership Against Domestic Violence, Salvation Army

DeKalb County:
Partnership for Community Action (formerly DeKalb EOA), Our House, Inc.,
Initiative for Affordable Housing DeKalb

Cobb County:
YWCA Children's Place, Center for Family Resources, MUST/Elizabeth Inn,
Catholic Charities, Latin American Association, Turner Chapel Church,
Destiny Church, St. Vincent de Paul Society

Gwinnett County:
Gwinnett Housing Resource Partnership, Gwinnett Equal Opportunity Action

Douglas County:
Share House, Douglas Shelter

Clayton County:
Clayton Family Care, Clayton YWCA

Rockdale County:
Rockdale Emergency Services

Metro Atlanta Area:
Mercy Mobile Health Care, Furniture Bank of Metro Atlanta,
Georgia Law Center for the Homeless,
Consumer Credit Counseling, Department of Family and Children Services
(DFACS) in all counties, Task Force for the Homeless, various Housing Authorities,
Atlanta Food Bank, St. Vincent de Paul Society, Atlanta Mutual Housing Association

The 24/7 Gateway Center
275 Prior Street, Atlanta, GA 30303-3638
 (TAMA is an on-site service provider)
404-215-6602
www.gatewayctr.org

Travelers Aid has contractual relationships with two organizations

•  In partnership with United Way 211, Travelers Aid provides emergency
  services to metro Atlanta during inclement weather and at times of disasters.

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• As a member of the Cobb County Multi-Agency Supportive Housing Program,
  Travelers Aid provides case management to families in four transitional housing units.
  The five agencies involved (Center for Family Resources, the Cobb YWCA, the Cobb
  Community Services Board, the Cobb Human Services Coalition Long Term Family
  Support Team, and Travelers Aid) collectively establish policies and procedures
  for case management and program operation. Oversight is handled by the
  Center for Family Resources.
  
  Travelers Aid is a founding member of the collaborative of service providers that has
  launched the Pathways Computer case management database. By bringing agencies
  on-line and sharing their client data, the Pathways system enhances collaborative
  relationships, prevents duplication of services, extends limited resources, and
   increases the impact of the services provided by the member agencies.