2002 Grant Recipients

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1 2002 Grant Recipients Academy of the Sacred Heart New Orleans, Lousiana $500,000 scholarship assistance annually to Hispanic/Latina students. Albany State University Albany, Georgia $500,000 To establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund for the College of Education. Annandale Village Suwanee, Georgia $1,000,000 To enhance the Tuition Assistance Endowment Fund. Atlanta College of Art Atlanta, Georgia $500,000 scholarship assistance annually for Hispanic/Latino students. Atlanta Legal Aid Society Atlanta, Georgia $352,375 To expand and support the Hispanic Outreach Project. The Bedford School Fairburn, Georgia $371,770 scholarship assistance annually to Hispanic/Latino students, funding for immediate scholarship needs, and staff development. Big Brothers Big Sisters of America Philadelphia, Pennsylvania $744,233 To expand the Hispanic Mentoring initiative nationally and in metropolitan Atlanta. Bobby Dodd Institute Atlanta, Georgia $1,000,000 To support the Permanent Placement Program Expansion and Staff Development for three years, and to establish and endow the Permanent Placement Program Fund. Canine Assistants Alpharetta, Georgia $187,500 To establish and support a volunteer outreach program. Carrie Steele-Pitts Home Atlanta, Georgia $303,970 To expand and support a tutoring program.

2 Center for Puppetry Arts Atlanta, Georgia $300,000 To support PreK-12 arts education performances, and to establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Endowment Fund for the Family Series. Cheshire Academy Cheshire, Connecticut $600,000 Child Development Association of North Fulton Roswell, Georgia $500,000 To support the toddler classroom expansion and fund immediate need-based tuition assistance. College of the Holy Cross Worcester, Massachusetts $1,000,000 To support for the Bridge Program for ALANA students for three years, and to establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund to provide need-based scholarship assistance annually to Hispanic/Latino students. The Cottage School Roswell, Georgia $75,000 To fund immediate, need-based scholarship assistance with preference for Hispanic/Latino students. CredAbility Atlanta, Georgia $229,420 To fund salary support for an additional Hispanic outreach position for three years and to fund the translation of financial education materials. Dalton State College Dalton, Georgia $800,000 scholarship assistance annually to Hispanic/Latino students, and to fund a summer enrichment program for Hispanic/Latino middle and high school students. Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart Houston, Texas $500,000 Eagle Ranch Chestnut Mountain, Georgia $550,000 To expand academic programs; to support immediate staff development needs; and to establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Staff Development and Training Fund. Easter Seals Chicago, Illinois $1,000,000 To support the creation and implementation of National Operating Standards for Inclusive Childcare, and to establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund to provide need-based fee assistance.

3 Families First Atlanta, Georgia $363,482 To expand the FAST program; to establish the FAST program within Head Start programs; and to support the CAM program. Fernbank Museum of Natural History Atlanta, Georgia $639,341 To support the Center for Environmental Science for three years. Gainesville State College Gainesville, Georgia $634,100 To establish and support the Hispanic/Latino outreach initiative, and to establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund to provide need-based scholarship assistance annually to Hispanic/Latino students. Georgia State University Atlanta, Georgia $1,500,000 To establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund for students for whom Spanish is a first language or students who demonstrate a strong interest in the Latino culture, and to support a Latino Studies Freshman Learning Community for three years. High Meadows School Roswell, Georgia $237,140 To fund a campaign feasibility study, marketing plan and board development. Hispanic Scholarship Fund San Francisco, California $1,671,125 To establish and support the Georgia Scholarship and Assessment Project. Holy Redeemer Catholic School Alpharetta, Georgia $318,700 To support the Reading Program for three years. Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic School Atlanta, Georgia $540,054 To fund curriculum enhancements and to establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund to provide need-based scholarship assistance annually for Hispanic/Latino students The Jackson School Newton, Massachusetts $180,000 To fund immediate, need-based scholarship assistance for Hispanic/Latino students. Junior Achievement Worldwide Colorado Springs, Colorado $1,587,352 To expand the Leadership Institute and to fund a statewide expansion of the project for Hispanic youth in Georgia. Loyola University New Orleans New Orleans, Lousiana $1,000,000

4 Marquette University Milwaukee, Wisconsin $1,000,000 National Center for Learning Disabilities New York, New York $694,000 To support a national early literacy program, Get Ready to Read!, and its implementation in Georgia. National Council on Economic Education New York, New York $400,000 To fund workshops for teachers of economics nationally and in Georgia. Our Lady of Lourdes School Columbus, Georgia $150,000 To provide immediate need-based scholarship assistance, with preference for Hispanic/Latino students, over three years. Parent to Parent of Georgia Atlanta, Georgia $160,000 To expand the Spanish Parent Peer Support Project. Paul Anderson Youth Home Vidalia, Georgia $155,395 To establish an immediate fund for staff development; to fund curriculum enhancements; and to establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Staff Development Fund. Quality Care for Children Atlanta, Georgia $398,633 To establish and support the Gwinnett County Early Learning and Family Support Initiative, and to create a family childcare curriculum guide. Refugee Family Services Stone Mountain, Georgia $574,279 To enhance and support the School Liaison program for three years. The Regis School of the Sacred Heart Houston, Texas $500,000 scholarship assistance annually for Hispanic/Latino students. The Schenck School Atlanta, Georgia $400,000 scholarship assistance annually with preference for Hispanic/Latino students. Scottdale Child Development & Family Resource Center Scottdale, Georgia $300,000 To provide need-based tuition assistance and staff development for three years. Southeastern Guide Dogs Palmetto, Georgia $138,014 To support the Georgia Outreach Program.

5 St. Jude the Apostle Catholic School Atlanta, Georgia $521,433 To fund curriculum enhancements; to expand the student support services program; and to establish the teachers' tuition assistance fund. Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred Heart Princeton, New Jersey $500,000 scholarship assistance annually for Hispanic/Latina students. The University of Georgia Athens, Georgia $3,500,000 To establish and support the UGA Center for Latino Achievement and Success in Education (CLASE); to endow The Goizueta Foundation Chair for Hispanic Teacher Education; and to endow The Goizueta Foundation Graduate Scholars Fund. University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, Indiana $1,860,352 To support the ACE School Leadership initiative, and to establish and endow The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund to provide need-based scholarship assistance annually for Hispanic/Latino students. Villanova University Villanova, Pennsylvania $1,000,000 Woodlands Academy of the Sacred Heart Lake Forest, Illinois $500,000 scholarship assistance annually for Hispanic/Latina students Total $32,437,668