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GA Good News: $1M Clorox Donation, Free Food, Mental Health Help
Good news around Georgia this week includes $1 million donation for Atlanta teachers, free food distribution and mental health awareness.
GEORGIA — Amid the bad news, there is still some good news to be shared, including metro Atlanta colleges ranking among the best in the nation, a nearly $400,000 grant for a local fire department, free food distribution for those in need, a mental health awareness initiative and a $1 million donation for teacher supplies from Clorox.
- Agnes Scott College Makes Princeton Review’s 2022 ‘Best’ List
- 2021 Fall Foliage Peak Map: When Leaves Are Best In Cobb County
- 2021 Fall Foliage Peak Map: When Leaves Are Best In DeKalb County
- 3 Atlanta Colleges Make Princeton Review’s 2022 ‘Best’ List
- 4,100 Boxes Of Food To Be Given Out By DeKalb, Faith Leaders
- DeKalb Fire Gets Nearly $400K Grant For Training, Equipment
- $1M Clorox Donation Goes To Fund Basic Teacher Supplies
- Feds Expand Pell Grant Program For Prisoners Working On College Degrees
- Mercedes-Benz Stadium Partners With New Atlanta FinTech Firm
- Milton Campaign Highlights 'Mental Wellness Matters' In September
- Free, Outdoor Fitness Classes Returning To Sandy Springs
- Indian Knoll Elementary Named Microsoft Showcase School
- Open Container Ordinance Extended In Decatur
- City Springs Theatre Kicks Off Season With 'The Sound Of Music'
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