Cheryl Preheim

Programs like Construction Ready and McClure Health Science High School introduce teens to in-demand jobs without the cost of college.

A surprise wedding dress donation led Gainesville seniors to host a unique bridal show.

Free training through Westside Works helped Stephanie Ogwo switch from supply chain to software.

On June 3, 1962, a chartered Boeing 707 crashed during takeoff from Orly Field in France.

Atlanta’s new rental relief program helps firefighters with housing and money skills—from budgeting to homeownership prep.

A Georgia mom of five is training for a surgical career through Wellstar’s free program that includes paid training and job placement.

A Georgia nonprofit placed more than 1,300 adults with disabilities in jobs last year, including Haley Dahl.

Only 2% of educators are Black men. The Literacy Lab is working to change that, providing paid classroom experience for young men while supporting pre-K students.

A 21-year-old Atlanta Gas Light technician says a four-month training program helped him start a career. Here’s how it could help you, too.

The Beloved Benefit has raised more than $24 million for community work.