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Author Archives: BFJ Atlanta, GA
A Sanctuary for Young Scholars
July 15, 2009
Miss Ellie M. is a second grader who lives in the midst of a community struggling to overcome high drop out rates, crime, drug and alcohol abuse, and poverty. Since 2006,Miss Ellie has been a scholar at The Study Hall, … Continue reading →
Atlanta Stories – 2008 and Earlier – Click Here
January 19, 2008
Opening New Horizons for Vulnerable Children Through its unique summer camp programs, Camp Horizon restores dignity and hope into the lives of abused and neglected children. Campers aged 8-18 experience unconditional acceptance, trust, love and a large dose of play. … Continue reading →



