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Challenged Child and Friends gets $5,000 grant from AT&T
ATT grant
Pictured from left are Jim Mathis, president of Northeast Georgia Mountaineers Council AT&T Pioneers; Amy Gates, Challenged Child and Friends executive director/CEO; Pat Gulley, Northeast Georgia Mountaineers; Dee Gonzalez, president at Georgia AT&T Pioneers; Betty Gillespie, Northeast Georgia Mountaineers; and Paul Chambers, Northeast Georgia AT&T regional director of external affairs. - photo by For The Times
AT&T Inc. has awarded Challenged Child and Friends a $5,000 grant from its AT&T CARES program. The funding received from AT&T will assist Challenged Child and Friends as it provides its unique program of integrating typical children and children with developmental delays and disabilities. The nonprofit preschool, which serves children from 6 weeks to age 6, specializes in early intervention for children with disabilities while including them in classes with typical kids.