Non-profit community hospice since 1979. Our coverage area includes 10 counties in Georgia and 5 in Alabama. We are a Joint Commission accredited hospice. Columbus Hospice provides superior care to those with a life-limiting illness.

Childcare Network was founded in 1988 in Columbus, Georgia with the initial acquisition of just two schools. Today, Childcare Network is the fourth largest private child care provider in the United States. Comprised of almost 300 schools in ten southern states —with an enrollment of 30,000+ children— Childcare Network is committed to being the "Working Parent’s Best Friend!"​ We achieve this mission by providing high quality services at an affordable price and utilizes a proprietary curriculum known as High Reach that is individualized for each age group. Whether your child is a Bright Baby, Ready 2 Learn, a member of our Smart Steps Toddler Academy, or focusing on Kindergarten Prep in our Pre-KPA or KPA classrooms, your child will be met with planned activities that combine learning and fun with an appropriate mix of teacher-lead and child-directed activities. For more information about Childcare Network, visit www.childcarenetwork.com. To apply for jobs, visit hubs.ly/H09_j9p0

Goodwill Southern Rivers (GoodwillSR) serves 50 counties across West Georgia and East Alabama with free career services for job placement and advancement. These programs are made possible by the sale of gently used donations sold at our retail stores. Goodwill team members don’t just get a paycheck, they go home knowing they make a difference. GoodwillSR - Shop here. Work here. For more information about our organization or to view available positions, visit www.goodwillsr.org.

"What a difference a job can make." Wiregrass Rehabilitation Center, Inc. (WRC) is a non-profit organization governed by a 18 member board of directors. WRC currently serves a 12 county area in Southeast Alabama, 19 counties in Southwest Georgia and 19 counties in the panhandle of Florida. WRC plays a vital role in the economic life within the communities served by paying individuals for work performed in an “earn while you learn” training approach. WRC trains individuals to become employable and assists them in finding jobs within their communities. WRC also assists individuals who have difficulty maintaining employment, those who are on forms of public assistance such as welfare and those who are employable and underemployed. This workforce comprise the next level of workers as current workers move into higher skilled jobs. Over 200 individuals work daily in the job readiness, job development and community work programs. As a result of their earnings, over five million dollars are spent annually in the communities in which they live. With the support of Wiregrass United Way, WRC provides a transportation system to make it possible for those within a fifty mile radius of the Centers in Dothan to participate in the on-site program. The twenty-three acre site with over 100,000 square feet of enclosed building space is owned by the Dothan Rotary Children’s Foundation which also supports the capital needs of WRC.

Growing Room Inc. is a company based out of NW 43rd St., Gainesville, Florida, United States.

The first website and mobile device resource with comprehensive, searchable data for 2,800+ domestic violence service providers and shelters in the U.S. and Canada, plus news and helpful information for those experiencing domestic abuse or those looking to help friends or family experiencing domestic abuse. DomesticShelters.org is a service of Theresa’s Fund, an Arizona-based 501(c)3 non-profit charity started in 1992.