#SignalBoostSunday: Local Environmental Organizations, Part 2

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*****Author’s Note: The following post was published on March 3, 2019 and has not been updated since its initial publication. As this post was written as part of a bigger, older project that has already ended, I do not intend on updating this post with new information about the organizations featured in it. This means some or all of the information in this or other posts in this series may be outdated by the time you read this post.

If you need the latest information on these organizations, it is your responsibility to conduct that research on your own. These posts can be used as a jumping off point for that research, but it is still your responsibility to look up these organizations on your own to verify whether or not their services still exist or will actually work for your needs.

***This blog post is part of a previously weekly, now monthly series titled #SignalBoostSunday.  This series will highlight organizations and social causes that are of importance and provide assistance to the Greater Atlanta area. ***

             For this month’s edition of #SignalBoostSunday, we’re focusing on two local organizations that work to celebrate, protect, and educate others about Atlanta’s (and Georgia’s) natural resources.

             The first organization is actually a nature preserve located in Atlanta. And the second environmental organization featured in this post, hosts nature walks for local members of the community to educate them about nature.

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#SignalBoostSunday: Free or Low Cost Local Resources

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*****Author’s Note: The following post was published on September 9, 2018 and has not been updated since its initial publication. As this post was written as part of a bigger, older project that has already ended, I do not intend on updating this post with new information about the organizations featured in it. This means some or all of the information in this or other posts in this series may be outdated by the time you read this post.

If you need the latest information on these organizations, it is your responsibility to conduct that research on your own. These posts can be used as a jumping off point for that research, but it is still your responsibility to look up these organizations on your own to verify whether or not their services still exist or will actually work for your needs.

***This blog post is part of a weekly series titled #SignalBoostSunday.  This series will highlight organizations and social causes that are of importance and provide assistance to the Greater Atlanta area. ***

              This week’s #SignalBoostSunday will be a bit different from our previous installments. This week, instead of highlighting two or three local philanthropic organizations, we’ll be giving you a quick reference list of five free local resources and services.

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#SignalBoostSunday: Local Resources for Low-Income Communities

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*****Author’s Note: The following post was published on September 2, 2018 and has not been updated since its initial publication. As this post was written as part of a bigger, older project that has already ended, I do not intend on updating this post with new information about the organizations featured in it. This means some or all of the information in this or other posts in this series may be outdated by the time you read this post.

If you need the latest information on these organizations, it is your responsibility to conduct that research on your own. These posts can be used as a jumping off point for that research, but it is still your responsibility to look up these organizations on your own to verify whether or not their services still exist or will actually work for your needs.

***This blog post is part of a weekly series titled #SignalBoostSunday.  This series will highlight organizations and social causes that are of importance and provide assistance to the Greater Atlanta area. ***

                   This week’s #SignalBoostSunday post will focus on two local organizations that provide assistance for low-income communities in the Metro Atlanta area.

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#SignalBoostSunday: Local Non-profits That Support Kids Through Tough Times

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*****Author’s Note: The following post was published on August 19, 2018 and has not been updated since its initial publication. As this post was written as part of a bigger, older project that has already ended, I do not intend on updating this post with new information about the organizations featured in it. This means some or all of the information in this or other posts in this series may be outdated by the time you read this post.

If you need the latest information on these organizations, it is your responsibility to conduct that research on your own. These posts can be used as a jumping off point for that research, but it is still your responsibility to look up these organizations on your own to verify whether or not their services still exist or will actually work for your needs.

***This blog post is part of a weekly series titled #SignalBoostSunday.  This series will highlight organizations and social causes that are of importance and provide assistance to the Greater Atlanta area. ***

                 This week on #SignalBoostSunday, we’re looking at two organizations that help local kids through particularly tough times.

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