October 2024
Archer Western hosts charity golf outing to benefit Metro Atlanta community organizations
ATLANTA, GA - Archer Western, one of the largest contractors in the Southeast and across the United States, celebrates its 21st annual Charity Golf Tournament benefitting local charities and community organizations across Metro Atlanta. Over the last 21 years, with support from over 200 companies, Archer Western has raised and donated approximately $1,500,000 to deserving organizations. In 2024, the Archer Western Charity Golf Outing is proud to support the following:
Chase the Victory emerged from the heart of 16-year-old Chase McDaniel, who was fighting cancer and wanted to include, comfort, and encourage others who were going through battles of their own. His spirit, faith, joy, and determination inspired people to join his mission of hope. When he passed away at the age of 17, he had united thousands of people locally and around the nation around his cause. Since then, the foundation bearing his name has evolved into a national movement. Today, Chase The Victory provides support and care programs to families affected by childhood cancer and those grappling with the loss of their child. Bereaved moms, dads, and siblings from all over the nation are enrolled in Chase The Victory programming. Hundreds of kids and teens have been surprised with gifts of encouragement through our sneaker gift packages. Because of the generosity of our donors, 100% of all families who attend Chase The Victory Bereavement Retreats, Counseling services, Support Groups, and teens fighting childhood cancer participate in our programming at no cost to them.
H.O.P.E. Family Resource Center was founded in 2009, designed to help, assist and support persons and families in Cobb County who have faced overwhelming life challengers. Being engaged in restoring the family with basic need of food, clothing and financial resources, H.O.P.E. supports the restoration of family values having the tools and resources available to Cobb County and surrounding counties. H.O.P.E. Family Resource Center envision a better tomorrow by decreasing poverty, basic family living crisis through education and providing assistance to families in and around Cobb County.
House of Dawn is a non-profit that supports young mothers to become independent and self-reliant. Services include: student housing, childcare assistance, parent support groups and other services. This organization encourages their residents to seek education to prepare themselves for independence, self-sufficiency, and effective parenting.
House Proud Atlanta is dedicated to keeping seniors, veterans, and those living with disabilities in their homes; coordinating with volunteers and licensed contractors to perform home repairs.
New Life Community Alliance exists to erase the legacy of poverty in South Dekalb neighborhoods and revitalize them into thriving, safe, and economically prosperous communities for new and legacy residents. For more than two decades, New Life Community Alliance has been building a foundation of community trust and impact by addressing urgent needs within the community through daily grocery boxes, hot meals, clothes, beauty and barber services, alongside case-managed services in education, employment assistance and housing.
The mission of Southern Crescent Veteran Services Inc., is to advocate with compassion and purpose for all Veterans and link them to superior resources, services, benefits, and support. Southern Crescent Veteran Services Inc. was established to answer the pleas and many cries of Veterans in Clayton and Henry County who are underserved in the fast-growing population of Veterans. Southern Crescent Veteran Services Inc. is the only Veteran Services Organization with a board consisting of 99% volunteer military members who are currently serving on active duty or who have served in various branches of the United States Armed Forces.
Youth Enhancement Services, Inc., (YES) was founded in 1990 to assess and address empowerment through education, self-esteem building, cultural relevancy, and workforce readiness of out-of-school, disconnected youth, ages 16 to 24. Their main goal is to permanently disrupt generational poverty through programs and services that offer sustainable self-sufficiency.