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- Individual Program Scholarships – These are students that apply for scholarships. Qualifications are based on household income and student’s GPA.
- Group Program Sponsorships – These are non-profit organizations that serve youth (foster care organizations, homeless teens organizations, etc).
- General Use – These funds will be used as general funds to facilitate and develop all programs.
You Too Can Have An Impact On The Next Generation
Every dollar counts. 100% of your tax-deductible donation will be used according to your designation.
- Individual Program Scholarships – These are students that apply for scholarships. Qualifications are based on household income and student’s GPA.
- Group Program Sponsorships – These are non-profit organizations that serve youth (foster care organizations, homeless teens organizations, etc).
- General Use – These funds will be used as general funds to facilitate and develop all programs.
Scholarship Donations Received
2022
$18,509
Scholarships Provided to students
2022
$18,500
Group Program Sponsorships
in 2022
$25,425
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To avoid additional processing fees, we also accept donations by check. Please mail your check to the following address:
Wealthy Habits, Inc.
1200 Ashwood Parkway, Suite 155
Atlanta, GA 30338
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Cash isn’t the only way to donate to Wealthy Habits. Transferring stock from your investment account is an easy option. Please contact the CEO if you are interested in making a stock donation.
Tracy Tanner
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Donations of $100 or more
Robert Half |
Gary Roth |
David Rosenthal |
Michael and Elaine Gutenstein (Gutenstein Family Foundation) |
James Miller |
Synovus |
F3 Platform Biologics |
Team Rohr Powerlifting |
North Atlanta Pediatric Associates |
Morgan McClure |
Kim Coulter |
Viren Grover |
Heidi MacLean |
Robert Reustle |
Sandy Chambers |
Kiyoko Malm and Yoshimi Maehara |
Haylee Donovan |
Ellen Whitney |
Linus and Lynn Drogs |
Akiko Ando |
David Gardina |
Rachel Swerdlin |
Sheryl Bellick |
Shawn Gross |
Michael, Ida and Erica Seifried |
Karen Gordon |
Stella and Ole Sweedlund |
Leah Kramer |
Miles Hammond |
Arlene Kryger |
Charlie and Karen Hutt |
Richard Rodman |
Don & Gwen Davis |
Cameron Welch |
Krista Johnson |
Emily and Ryan Silberman |
Connor Nottingham |
Ashley and Nick Pappas |
Amy Hennessy |
 The Mei family |
Charles Hitt |
Scottish Rite Anesthesiology |
Levis Seguin, CPA’s |
Maurie & Helen Werdegar |
New York Digital Investment Group LLC |
The Lee Family Foundation |
Katherine Weislogel |
Amber Shellman |
Daniel Courchesne |
Jamie Gregory |
Jill Hurley |
Kristen Muirhead |
David Gravano |
Aubrey Laboda |
The Fink Family Giving Fund |
David Schwartz |
Jonathan Beizer |
Sam Greenblatt |
Seth Marlowe |
Dan Baldwin |
Donna Kessel |
Burr & Forman LLP |
Michael Kent Fleming |
Heather Middleton |
Catherine Ivey |
Jennifer Edstrom |
Gail Moultrie |
Lawrence & Anne Koons |
Howard & Sylvia Cohen |
Elaine Landau |
John & Lisa Dutko |
Marilyn O’Brien Edwards |
Wendy Florczak |
Diane Lefebvre |
Dan & Janine Martin |
Shirley and Eric Paley |
Laura, Mike and Zoe Wesolowski |
Richard Litner |
Ashish and Madhavi Diwanji |
Gita Rothschild-Berry |
Deborah Nadel |
Greg Perrella |
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