Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti is receiving considerable criticism for his decision to reduce police funding by $150 million. Actually, he is onto something, and he is not the only one. If cities want to reduce crime, we should invest in solutions that actually accomplish that goal.
The East Lake Foundation will be closed on June 19, 2020, in observance of the Juneteenth Holiday. It was on this day in 1865 that…
We are in a moment right now when many Black people in America are hurt, angry and exhausted, and many White people are waking up…
Based on the events of the past few weeks and particularly over the past few days, I find myself disturbed as I am sure that…
Tom and Ann Cousins Scholarship: Presented to Drew Charter Schools students who demonstrate academic excellence and active leadership in the community. Each of the students…
Today, the East Lake Foundation announced a $30,000 donation from the Greater Atlanta COVID-19 Response and Recovery Fund, a joint effort from the Community Foundation…
49 promising entrepreneurs in the Clarkston, East Lake and Southside Atlanta communities have completed an extensive mentoring and business training program offered through the Goizueta…
Today, the East Lake Foundation announced that The Cousins Properties Foundation has donated $200,000 to support the Foundation’s East Lake COVID-19 Relief Fund and Drew…
The TOUR Championship today announced its support of the East Lake Foundation’s COVID-19 Relief Fund, which will aim to provide financial assistance to residents within…
Through collaboration amongst the PGA TOUR, Augusta National Golf Club, European Tour, LPGA, PGA of America, The R&A and USGA, several changes to the professional…
They’ve had a while to let it sink in. The historic significance. The bond they’ll always share. Charles R. Drew Charter School in Southeast Atlanta, which last May became the first all-black high school team and first public school in the city to win the Georgia (public-school) state boys’ golf championship, opens defense of its title as the season begins this month. Optimism abounds.
The PGA TOUR and its tournaments surpassed $3 billion in all-time giving, TOUR officials announced Tuesday.
