Student organization in Blue Ridge, Georgia

The Fannin County Scholarship Foundation, located at 730 East 2nd Street in Blue Ridge, Georgia, is a non-profit organization dedicated to ensuring that no deserving Fannin County High School graduate is denied access to higher education due to financial need. Established in 1991, the Foundation provides scholarships to talented and deserving students, helping them take the first step towards their college education. Through donations from individuals and businesses, thousands of dollars in scholarships have been awarded over the years. The Foundation also recognizes academic success by gifting the top ten students of each graduating class and placing their names on a Top Ten plaque at the high school. The Foundation is governed by a Board of Trustees made up of community volunteers. With your help, we can continue to support the deserving students of Fannin County in achieving their educational goals.

The North GA Autism Foundation, Inc. is a health institution located at 1423 Washington Street, Clarkesville, Georgia, United States. Partnered with The University of Alabama, the foundation is launching the Stepped Transition in Education Program for Students with ASD (STEPS) to help young individuals with autism and related conditions develop skills for independence and achieve their vocational and educational goals. Dr. Whitney Kleinert is the new Executive Director and Chairwoman of the Board, following the legacy of Mr. Tripp Ritchie who founded NGAF and provided support to local families. The foundation offers diagnostic support, clinical consultation, and hosts the NGAF Art Gallery in Blue Ridge. Collaborating with a volunteer board of directors, NGAF aims to expand services and support for the Autistic community in North Georgia. Contact NGAF for assistance, to learn more about their programs, and how you can contribute to their mission.