Stories

<p>What a beautiful morning on the quad Tuesday as seven organizations represented by 12 Whitefield students in Pre-K through 11th grade were awarded $77,993 in TTR grant funds. &nbsp;God is&hellip;</p>

<p>8th grader Annie Mitchell is requesting $10,000 to support vocational training for women in Amirah&#8217;s rapid housing program. Amirah exists to provide exit and aftercare opportunities to women exiting the&hellip;</p>

<p>In 2020 Rhett Bradford was granted $10,000 dollar on behalf of Charity:Water. This grant provided funds to build a well which will supply water to an entire village in the&hellip;</p>

<p>Check out these beautiful new appliances purchased with a 2021 $12,300 grant for MUST Ministries’ Smyrna and Marietta locations! &nbsp;These funds afforded&nbsp;two 2-door reach-in commercial freezers ($4400 each) and a&hellip;</p>

<p>Watch this beautiful video from Twelve Churches, a 2021 TTR grant recipient for $10,500.  The funds built a new kitchen used by cooks to prepare a nutritious meal for the&hellip;</p>

<p>Check out how City Takers in Atlanta GA used a $10,000 TTR grant in 2021 to launch a new branch of youth development using music creation, music recording and music&hellip;</p>

<p>Check out this video to learn more about Ten Thousand Reasons, the student grant process and how Whitefield students can apply for a grant with Ten Thousand Reasons to make&hellip;</p>

<p>Childspring International, a faith-based 501(c)3 nonprofit, grew out of the efforts of medical missionary teams to improve the health conditions of impoverished children in El Salvador in 1985. Overwhelmed by&hellip;</p>

<p>This spectacular organization, a division of Young Life, works actively to reach teen moms by entering their world, modeling the unconditional love of Christ, and encouraging them to become the&hellip;</p>

<p>The grant money received by CCYA has been such a huge blessing to them! COVID keep the students in Remote Learning through November 1st, so the extra space and school&hellip;</p>

<p>UPDATE: Restore Life&#8217;s $10,000 was put to good use this Summer, even during COVID. Thee are some of the things the grant paid for: Built 7 home studios in kid’s&hellip;</p>

<p>Amor y Esperanza&nbsp;in Quito Ecuador received laptops and smart boards for their new school building, which should be complete sometime this month.&nbsp; These poverty stricken children will now have the&hellip;</p>

<p>The women of Gilgal received a TTR grant for $13,741 and were able to install a brand new security system in their main facility, as well as renovate the entrance&hellip;</p>

<p>A $16,000 TTR grant sent 40 students and counselors to Young Life Camp via the Atlanta Project this past June.  These inner-city kids come from broken homes, neglect and overall difficult circumstances. &hellip;</p>

<p>This July a $12,000 grant from TTR afforded 8 families the opportunity to attend camp Hope Heals for free.&nbsp;&nbsp;Camp offers times of worship, teaching, and celebration in the midst of&hellip;</p>