Juneteenth is a living legacy of resistance, remembrance, and renewal. Future Foundation believes that knowing our history helps us build a future rooted in truth, pride, and progress. That’s why we’re breaking down the meaning of Juneteenth through the 5 W’s: Who, What, When, Where, and Why, alongside some of the powerful Black Americans who […]
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Mental Health Matters: Supporting Students and Families During Mental Health Awareness Month
May is Mental Health Awareness Month—a time to reflect, learn, and take action to support emotional well-being in our families, schools, and communities. At Future Foundation, we believe that mental health is just as important as physical health. But we also know that in many underserved communities, mental health is still a taboo topic. Seeking […]
When Policy Meets Passion: Real Results for Students
Education transforms lives in tangible ways. We witness students develop skills, confidence, and vision when they receive consistent, personalized support. Quality education strengthens both individual lives and entire communities. When students have access to resources and guidance, they build academic foundations that lead to concrete achievements and meaningful careers. This transformation happens with both the […]
Media Alert: Hundreds Potentially Impacted By Grant Uncertainty
News Release For Additional Information Contact: Kim Malone 404-408-5710 [email protected] _______________________________________________________________ Hundreds of Atlanta Families and Students Impacted by State and Federal Grant Funding Uncertainty The Future Foundation is a non-profit organization in Atlanta that manages unique afterschool programs designed to increase the high school graduation rates of enrolled students to 100%. During the […]
A Conversation with Our CEO: Reflections on Women’s Leadership
In celebration of Women’s History Month, we sat down with our CEO to discuss her perspectives on women’s leadership, empowerment, and Future Foundation’s impact. What does International Women’s Day mean to you, both personally and professionally? International Women’s Day is a day that invokes warmth and immense pride for me. I think James Brown said […]
Women’s History Month: How Women Have Shaped Education and Social Progress
As Women’s History Month unfolds, we reflect on women’s profound impact on American history, particularly in education and social progress. These women, from military pioneers to global advocates, demonstrate what’s possible when determination meets opportunity. The Women of the Six Triple Eight In 1945, 855 African American women of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion—the […]