Northwest Georgia Philanthropists

We work with individuals and families every single day to help them plan their charitable endeavors. Below is a collection of giving profiles that highlight some of the grand achievements of a sampling of Northwest Georgia's most charitable and giving souls.

 

 

Jim and Trisha Bethel The Bethels talk about planning their charitable endeavors	Dr. Harold Hughes Harold Hughes established a scholarship fund that now bears his name
James Brown Family Sis Brown and family invest in community	Raymond King Family Raymond and Pearl King talk about giving back to community
Judy Brush Ed Brush set-up a fund for children to honor his mother, Judy	Norris Little Norris Little discusses the fund to assist Waveland, Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina
Norman Burkett Norman Burkett talks about collaboration and his life of service	Saul Raisin In his twenties, Saul Raisin created the Raisin Hope Foundation to support brain injury research
John and Ann Felton Collins The Collinses used the Foundation to leave a legacy	Sherman Shepherd Sherman Shepherd believed in supporting community
Tommy and Mary Lynn Crider The Criders talk about building a church in Nicaragua	Olen and Melissa Suire The Suires are always willing to lend their time to civic and humanitarian projects
Dr. Bill Gregory Friends honor Bill Gregory by setting-up a health and wellness fund in his name	Randy and Jackie Thompson The Thompsons contribute time and dollars to community projects and organizations
Richard Hauenstein The Hauensteins are helping middle school students in Pickens County	Zack and Rita Norville The Norvilles talk about giving back to the Dalton community