The USA Poultry & Egg Export Council (USAPEEC) is a non-profit trade association whose members account for more than 95% of all U.S. poultry and egg exports. USAPEEC exists for the purpose of increasing U.S. poultry & egg exports by protecting, opening and developing markets throughout the world and by serving as the industry’s voice on trade policy issues.

Clairmont Oaks is a retirement community located in the heart of Decatur, Georgia providing housing to persons 62 years of age or older under the guidelines of the Section 236 program of the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Clairmont Oaks is a 14 story high-rise building with 297 efficiency and one-bedroom apartments. Each apartment is equipped with individually-controlled thermostats for heating and air conditioning, a full bath, large closets, fully-equipped kitchens, and emergency communication devices for safety and security. There are numerous public areas where a resident may socialize and participate in a variety of enrichment and leisure-time activities. There is a hair salon, library, fitness and computer centers on site, as well as laundry facilities on each floor. Transportation is provided to shopping malls and grocery stores.

Bethlehem Church exists to lead people to discover NEW LIFE IN CHRIST. We are a people UNITED IN CHRIST. In a world that divides, we will be different by being defined by what unites us. Our personalities, our backgrounds, and our culture divide us. Our common need for a Savior is what unites us. We are a people FOR ALL PEOPLE. In the community in which God has placed us, we are for all people. All people includes your neighbor. All people includes the next generation. All people includes people not like us. We are a people BUILDING A BETTER COMMUNITY. We, as Jesus followers, are actively rebuilding, restoring, and renewing the lives of broken people in our community and around the world

Managed 12-15 federal, state and local grants; created various fund source reports including OMB Circulars, other various local/state regulatory reports, and allocation analyses. - Analyzed and reconciled general ledger accounts on a monthly basis; performed monthly and year end closing procedures; reconciled multiple bank accounts with general ledger and check registers. - Performed intra-company account reconciliation pertaining to federal and state funding sources. - Led audit prep for various audits including funding source audits from federal and state regulators; process included documentation review and internal audit on g/l, accounts payable and inventory supply. - Created monthly financial reporting to Board of Directors, consisting of financial summaries and monthly variance analysis for each funding source and grant. - Analyzed and modeled annual budgets for individual grants and sub-grant locations based on funding variance, population serviced, employee head count and variable costs; acted as liaison for program administrators and various department heads to balance budgetary items while meeting program needs. - Updated and maintained insurance for various policies based on grant sources; managed bid process and created comprehensive packet used in selecting new insurance broker for six various policies while ensuring all requirements met as mandated by federal and state funding sources.

We fight to disrupt the cycle of family poverty in Central GA. Give. Advocate. Volunteer. LIVE UNITED.

The Barn Group (TBG) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and Land Trust dedicated to restoring, preserving, and promoting healthy lands, waters, and communities across the United States. We offer services in land conservation, mitigation banking, environmental restoration, habitat management, and more. TBG is also passionate about community engagement and outreach, facilitating educational activities for students, educators, veterans, and the public throughout the year.

We pioneer solutions to address global homelessness and imagine a world where no human lives in survival mode. Through sustainable and scalable solutions, we’re building a more inclusive housing market for vulnerable families across Latin America.

The Georgia Mental Health Consumer Network is a Georgia non-profit corporation founded in 1991 by consumers of state services for mental health, developmental disabilities and addictive diseases. The corporation evolved from a meeting of 30 consumer leaders held in Tucker, Georgia in October of 1990. The organization is now composed of over 3,000 members around the state of Georgia. Governed by a board of consumers, GMHCN is funded by grants, contracts, donations and membership fees. We host one of the largest statewide annual consumer conferences in the nation. Our mission is to promote recovery through advocacy, education, employment, empowerment, peer support and self help, and to unite as one voice to support the priorities set each year at the annual convention.