Wildlife and nature

Animal shelters and rescues

Theater and dance

Rivers, parks and trails

Hunger and food

Schools and learning

Housing and homelessness

Community health

Mental health

Mentoring and foster care

Legal help and rights

Jobs and money help

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The Collective Workshop

Royal Animal Refuge

Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta

Georgia Advancing Communities Together

Atlanta Writers Club

Cobb Collaborative

Bosleys Place

Jewish Fertility Foundation

Relationships matter! We have seen that the greatest barriers to transformation are broken relationships. We seek to reconcile the city through the currency of relationships as we build partnerships and collaborate on common good initiatives within the 6 sectors of a city. Impact46 often serves as the community connector between sectors to help facilitate initiatives or the collaborative consultant to help with current initiatives.
Lawrenceville is a city that continues to grow and embrace its cultural/racial/socioeconomic diversity as it redevelops. We believe that we must invest in the development of the place as we develop the future generational leaders. This includes expansion of skills, influence, and resources for the sake of impacting and transforming the community into a thriving place with thriving residents.
Impact46 serves as the community broker that facilitates key partnerships within the 6 sectors of a community. We connect like-minded individuals to create common good initiatives to transform local communities. 6 sectors: Local Government, Education, Neighborhoods, Nonprofits, Churches/Worship Centers, and Businesses.

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The F.I.R.S.T. Housing Center is the recipient of the Atlanta Regional Commission’s Regional Excellence Award! Thank you to our partners: the City of Lawrenceville, the Lawrenceville Police Department and View Point Health for helping make the Center a place of support, stability, and hope. A special shout-out to our Operations Director, Katrina Julian; Mayor David Still; and our former Executive Director, Jen Young, for their leadership, dedication, and heart for this work. To every partner, volunteer, and supporter who helped make this possible~thank you! This recognition belongs to a community that shows up for its neighbors. #Impact46 #firsthousingcenter #CityOfLawrenceville #LawrencevillePD #atlantaregionalcommission

💙 Celebrating Years of Service & Impact! Please join us in thanking Ms. Jen Young for her years of dedicated service to Impact46 and the City of Lawrenceville! Her commitment to our community has made a lasting impact, and we are grateful for all she has contributed. 🌟 Join us as we celebrate and recognize Jen! 📅 Monday, October 26 🕖 7:00 PM 📍 Lawrenceville City Hall We encourage everyone planning to attend to arrive a little early, as recognitions typically take place at the beginning of the City Council meeting. Let’s come together to show Jen our appreciation for her years of service and dedication to making Lawrenceville a better place! 💙

We are hiring!!! We are looking for a new Executive Director who will lead Impact46 in its next chapter! Please submit a resume’ and cover letter to adam@impact46.org

“It’s hard to trust people.” We hear this a lot as men come to the FHC. Through our housing stabilization program we desire for men to find hope and healing. So much of that desire starts with relationships. We are thankful for the men we get to work with at the FHC. We love seeing how R.H. has been impacted in a lot of ways (apparently at least 46 and counting) as well as how his hope in humanity and government are improving. We are thankful to work alongside the @cityoflawrenceville to provide temporary housing, intensive case management, and mental health services to homeless men.

New Staff member spotlight: Erika Pope Please help us welcome our new Programs Director, Erika Pope. Erika comes to us with a wealth of knowledge and expertise in both social work and administration. She will oversee, manage, and strengthen the @lawrencevilleresponsecenter and @students46_inc programs.

Amazing things happen when you invest in your youth. 5 years of Recast and we are just getting started!

Recast: responding to 2020 community unrest In 2020 our community gathered to protest the events of George Floyd. These protests were organized and coordinated by students. After the protests our city responded by meeting with the students to better understand one question, “why Lawrenceville?”. The organizers didn’t live in Lawrenceville, but knew it was the county seat and people would pay attention. After meeting with the students we became aware of a grant that could help us rebuild while learning from each other. The federal grant was called RECAST: resiliency in communities after stress and trauma. Although we have had amazing experiences and truly built resiliency, it’s important to never forget that the origin came from great pain. As we reflect on 5 years of Recast, we hope these students feel more empowered to create positive change as community leaders.

New Staff Member Announcement! We are excited to introduce you to Katrina Julien, Director of Operations. Katrina comes to us with a wealth of knowledge and experience in operations from her time with The Atlanta Regional Commission and The Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta. We are so excited to welcome her to our team and to the Lawrenceville family. Fun fact: Katrina is quite handy and can even hang drywall and fix electrical problems!

Throwback to 2021 when city council approved the Recast grant! All month long we will be sharing about Recast and all that’s been accomplished over the past 5 years. We’d love it if you dropped us a comment on how Recast impacted you over the past 5 years!

🎉Students46 Newsletter🎉 Today we relaunched our Students46 newsletter. You can expect more stories, more celebration, and more resources for students, alumni, parents, and community leaders. Join the movement of creating healthy cities through student leadership!!! Be sure to follow @students46_inc!

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