We are thrilled to tell all our supporters that Marilyn Van Derbur is going to be the speaker at our 25th Anniversary Celebration on April 26, 2012. If you don’t know about this wonderful woman, click here for the Darkness to Light Documentary about her.

We had a wonderful time at the Cheer for Children Ball last Friday. There aren’t words to describe the fun we had, the food we ate, and the generosity of our supporters. Instead of trying to describe it, this is one time when a picture is worth 10,000 words! Take a look.

The Cheer for Children Ball is going to be really, really SWEET! Here are just a few of the reasons…

1. It’s on 11 -11- 11!
2. The Grand Atrium at 200 Peachtree.
3. Kimberley Carey Event Designs.
4. The Chefs from the American Culinary Foundation, Atlanta Chapter
5. Rupert’s Orchestra
6. Live and Silent Auctions with our hand held bidding machine.
7. The raffle to win a two year lease for a Mercedes-Benz 2012 GLK350 from Atlanta Classic Cars.

So don’t waste another minute.  You have many ways to Cheer!

Many ways to Cheer!

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This is a win-win for you. The Georgia Center for Child Advocacy is part of the Shop for a Cause program with Macy’s. All you have to do is purchase a “savings pass” for $5. You get a discount at Macy’s all day August 27, 2011 and we get the $5!! How cool is that.

Wow – April was a busy month for the Georgia Center for Child Advocacy.

We were all inspired by Johnnetta McSwain, our speaker for our Change Maker’s Breakfast. It was truly an amazing event and her words will be remembered by everyone who was there for a very long time. Click here for all the photos.

Everyone who attended this breakfast became Change Makers. Whether you choose to donate, are already one of our donors, or just came to learn more about how you can help a child – thank you. We cannot make a difference in the lives of children and families without all of you.

We were saddened to end the month with a flag raising for 16 month old Samuel, who was killed by a caregiver. We work to remember him and to make him the last.

Welcome to the new online home for the Georgia Center for Child Advocacy. Not only are we thrilled to have this new place on the Internet, but we are thrilled to have a blog built in as well. Make sure you subscribe to our blog by clicking the subscribe link in the top right corner of the site so you will know when we have a new article or blog post.