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Sig Mosley 70th birthday for Agape

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Hey Everyone! In honor of my 70th birthday let’s support Agape Youth Family Center

Donate in honor of my Birthday, and help give over 2,000 school age children from underserved families a fighting chance.

Agape Youth and Family Center (Agape) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that empowers and supports underserved families within its community to discover and embrace their full potential. Agape serves 200+ school age children and 35 senior citizens each day in NW Atlanta.  The agency provides academic support and family services designed to end the generational cycle of poverty for this community.

Founded in 1997 by the congregation of Trinity Presbyterian Church, Agape focuses on character development, academic achievement, reading proficiency by third grade, high school graduation and post-graduation placement. High school seniors enrolled at Agape have a 100% graduation rate. After graduation, 20% secure employment, 40% attend vocational school and 40% go to college.

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Agape serves 220 children each day, providing after-school programming and family services which focus on character development, academic achievement, reading proficiency by third grade, high school graduation and post-graduation placement. Since 2009, high school seniors enrolled at Agape have had a 100% graduation rate.

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Agape provides a supervised, safe haven in the after-school programs at a time of day when teen crime and teen pregnancy spike among unsupervised youths. Students and mentors are often paired in elementary school and the relationship may last through high school graduation. The average Agape high school senior has been enrolled at Agape for almost six years, offering a remarkable opportunity to influence behavior and perspective. This is important because a study done by the Heritage Foundation in Washington DC found that for children living in high crime, low income areas, 90% will become juvenile delinquents, while less than 10% of children in stable homes in low crime areas will ever have a criminal record.

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