the

courage

to flourish

We empower kids in historically excluded Atlanta schools to see and realize their potential. Join a movement committed to giving all students equitable opportunities to thrive.

the

courage

to flourish

We empower kids in historically excluded Atlanta schools to see and realize their potential. Join a movement committed to giving all students equitable opportunities to thrive.

A Tale of

Two

Cities

Atlanta faces the largest economic divide in the U.S., with racial opportunity gaps evident in school systems.

Together, we can intervene to shift students’ trajectories and create a more equitable future.

We guide students and families as they navigate structural disadvantages, providing steadfast support as they uncover their strengths, advocate for themselves, and build their futures with confidence and hope.

Access to free groceries, clothing, hygiene items, and other essentials makes all the difference.

We provide safe, protective spaces for trauma-impacted students.

In-school training like conflict resolution and human trafficking and exploitation prevention, equips students with the tools to make safe, informed choices.

Access to free groceries, clothing, hygiene items, and other essentials makes all the difference.

We provide safe, protective spaces for trauma-impacted students.

In-school training like conflict resolution and human trafficking and exploitation prevention, equips students with the tools to make safe, informed choices.

COR is a place that you can come where they will help you out with anything. You can express your feelings here and not be judged. They have whatever you need.

Kamora, Student, Carver High School Class of 2027

Even some of the most troubled kids that have been at the school came to COR and were changed. Not that they were broken or something was wrong with them. You just see a different side of the struggle. You don’t know why some kids act out. COR has helped. I have seen it many times, where COR has helped kids who were misunderstood.

Tequila, Carver High School Parent

COR is my lifeline. I deal with students on all emotional levels—if there’s a fight, if someone’s bullying them, if someone’s talking mean to them, if their girlfriend or boyfriend broke up with them. I see kids at all levels of their life and I’m able to just walk them into COR.

Ahmariah Jackson, Opportunity Gap Specialist at Carver High School

I can’t stop talking about it. They do so much. It’s such a monumental thing in my life. It’s one of those things you have to share.

Precious, Student, Carver High School Class of 2025

School Year 2023-2024

75 students and families supported through crisis care, advocacy, and free mental health support

345 students completed prevention trainings

45,000+

pounds of groceries distributed

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Let’s change how students see their

potential

Atlanta’s future is brighter when every child has the same access to opportunity.

Help us make that future a reality.