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Our Mission
We’re here to empower and support the unique needs of low-income youth, children, adults, veterans, immigrants, and seniors in our community through education and social services.
Our Vision
To help individuals and families navigate through life challenges and strengthen and empowered them to live their best lives!
Our Goal
We realized early on that before we can truly help the students in our programs, we must reach out to the students parents.
Our goal is to engage 1000 new families each year to move from poverty to self-sufficiency, to promote good mental and physical health to the community, to encourage renters to become homeowners, and ignite individuals to become active citizens of their communities and instilling a sense of responsibility.
What we do
For all who call Adell Foundation home, we offer safe surroundings where individuals can explore, discover, and create stable families and futures.
Our Purpose
We utilize our Principles of Personal Development Coaching for youth and adults which include:
• Positive Thinking and Language
• Peaceful Conflict Resolution
• Responsible Decision Making
We partner with other organizations and nonprofits to assist families to design their plan toward a strong family unit and self-sufficiency.
What we offer through our programs:
Food Insecurity prevention programs such as Food and Mood a program that focuses on health and mental wellness
Cooking Matters, Back Yard Garden program, and Farm to Table Plant-based diet programs.
We also host weekly and monthly programing listed below:
Nonviolent Communication and Anger Management Classes
Parent Support Groups
Personal Development Workshops
Adult Basic Education (ABE), GED Prep and Trade Skills Prep Workshops
Job Readiness Training
Homeownership Programs
Home Economics Classes
Financial Literacy Programs
PEACE MATTERS: Pathways to Peace
Building Peace One Conversation at a Time
Classes Held in Homewood Illinois
PEACE MATTERS™ is The Adell Foundation's evidence-informed life skills and violence prevention program designed to help youth, adults, families, and justice-involved individuals develop the personal and interpersonal skills needed to build healthier relationships and stronger communities.
Through engaging workshops, coaching, and group learning, participants gain practical tools to manage anger, communicate effectively, resolve conflict peacefully, regulate emotions, and make positive decisions during life's most challenging moments.
Our curriculum is trauma-informed and strengths-based, recognizing that many individuals have experienced violence, loss, adversity, or other life challenges. Rather than focusing on punishment, PEACE MATTERS™ empowers participants with skills that promote healing, resilience, accountability, and long-term success.
Non-Violent Communication Workshops and Courses
Anger Management Courses
Healthy Communication & Conflict Resolution
Carroll County We Are Growing!
Join us for upcoming events, from community gatherings to special sales. We can't wait to see you there.
MEMBERS ONLY FAMILY MATTERS & GOLDEN YEARS
Monthly Meet Ups
Bremen Bowdon Libraries
Quarterly Open to the Public Meet Ups
Villa Rica Meet Conner Senior Viilage or Villa Rica Library
Meets Quarterly Open to the Public
the peace center at popular springs umc
Social Service Referrals
The Adell Foundation – Community Health, Wellness & Social Services
The Adell Foundation provides community-based programs and resources to help individuals and families improve their health, wellness, and quality of life.
- Social Services & Referrals: Community resource referrals and online application assistance for government benefit and
The Adell Foundation – Community Health, Wellness & Social Services
The Adell Foundation provides community-based programs and resources to help individuals and families improve their health, wellness, and quality of life.
- Social Services & Referrals: Community resource referrals and online application assistance for government benefit and assistance programs.
- Health Insurance Assistance: Guidance with Health Insurance Marketplace applications and exploring available coverage options.
- Medical Mondays – RX Assistance: Help applying for pharmaceutical company patient assistance programs to determine eligibility for free or discounted prescription medications.
- Wellness Wednesdays: Educational workshops promoting physical, emotional, and mental wellness. Participants may also access our Wellness Room, featuring virtual reality (VR) guided meditation, deep-breathing exercises, and stress-relief software.
- Cooking Matters Families: Interactive nutrition education, healthy meal planning, food budgeting, and hands-on cooking activities designed to help families make nutritious, affordable food choices.
Our Mission: Empowering individuals, strengthening families, and building healthier communities through education, resources, and supportive services.
For more information: 800-273-1708, ext. 803
Free Summer Meals Mon-Fri w/ Saturday and SUnday Snack Bags
Just 14 Minutes from the Carrollton Library families may come and receive a hot lunch and cold breakfast take home bag Mon-Fri. at the Peace Center. Youth who attend 10 days in a row will recive a GOLDEN TICKET to attend a summer feild trip for their entire household and One Monday Funday Event
2026 Summer Sites
The Abors at Villa Rica
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Just 14 Minutes from the Carrollton Library families may come and receive a hot lunch and cold breakfast take home bag Mon-Fri. at the Peace Center. Youth who attend 10 days in a row will recive a GOLDEN TICKET to attend a summer feild trip for their entire household and One Monday Funday Event
2026 Summer Sites
The Abors at Villa Rica
New Canaan BAptist Church of Temple
Magnolia Like Apartments Carrollton
We are preparing for new host sites for Summer 2027
If you believe your apartment complex would like to participate at no cost to the apartment complex of youth. Give us a call today. 800-273-1708 - ect 803
Quarterly Open House
Quarterly Open House
Register for one of our Quarterly Open House Events. Here you will learn about all of our programs the are available to the public and our membership only programs.
Door Prizes
Participate in our Grocery Grab at the end of the open house event. BYOB. Bring your own bags!
Memebership Benifits
FREE ADMISSION TO ADELL FOUNDATION HOSTED OUTINGS AND EVENTS
⚾ Family Matters Field Trips – Creating Memories Together!
Pictured are members of The Adell Foundation’s Family Matters Program enjoying an exciting Atlanta Braves baseball game!
Through grants, generous ticket donations, and partnerships with the NBA, MLB, Atlanta United, and educational and cultural attractions throughout Georgia, we help make sporting events, educational experiences, and cultural outings accessible to families and seniors.
Family Matters and Golden Years members can sign up for upcoming field trips during their monthly virtual or in-person workshops.
🎟️ Special Event Admission: Complimentary tickets and admission opportunities vary throughout the year based on donations and availability. Tickets are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Our goal is to strengthen family bonds, encourage community engagement, and create meaningful experiences that participants may not otherwise have the opportunity to enjoy.
The Adell Foundation
Empowering Individuals • Strengthening Families • Building Stronger Communities
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Grocery Grab Events
🛒 Family Matters & Golden Years – Grocery Grab Events!
Helping Families Save Money, Reduce Food Waste, and Strengthen Our Communities!
Depending on food donations, participants can take part in monthly grocery grab events and quarterly Blessing Box events.
These events aeare held on Thursdays. Family Matters and Golden Years members have the opportunity to participate in The Adell Foundation’s Grocery Grab Program, made possible through our Zero Waste Food Donation Initiative.
Through generous food donations from local restaurants, grocery stores, bakeries, and community partners, we help redirect surplus food to families and seniors who can benefit from additional grocery support.
Past donations have included food items from Outback Steakhouse, Chipotle, Chick-fil-A, Papa Johns Pizza, Publix Bakery, and Quaker Oats, among others.
What Members Should Know:
- Grocery Grab opportunities are offered monthly on designated Thursdays.
- Food selections vary based on donated items and availability.
- Members receive distribution information through their Family Matters or Golden Years Advocate.
- Specific food items and quantities are not guaranteed.
Our goal is simple: Reduce Food Waste, Fight Hunger, and Help Families Stretch Their Grocery Budgets!
The Adell Foundation
Empowering Individuals • Strengthening Families • Building Stronger Communities
📞 800-273-1708, ext. 803
Youth Events
The Adell Foundation
Family Matters Youth Enrichment & Parent Respite Programs
Supporting Parents, Empowering Youth, and Strengthening Families!
The Adell Foundation's Family Matters Program offers affordable youth enrichment, family support, and parent respite opportunities designed to promote positive youth development while giving parents and caregivers time to rest, recharge, and reconnect.
Parent Day & Night Out – Respite Program
Family Matters members have access to our Parent Day and Night Out events, providing four hours of supervised youth activities while parents and caregivers enjoy much-needed personal time.
Whether you need to de-stress, unwind with friends, enjoy a date night, or simply take a break, our program provides a welcoming and engaging environment for your children.
Youth activities include STEAM education, board games, arts and crafts, and faith-based movies sponsored by Poplar Springs United Methodist Church.
School Break Latchkey Prevention Camp
Our Latchkey Prevention Program offers full-day youth enrichment camps on many days when Carroll County Schools are not in session.
Camp Hours: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Suggested Drop-Off Donations:
- Family Matters Members: $10 per youth, maximum $30 per household.
- Nonmembers: $20 per youth.
Donations help purchase educational materials, activity supplies, and contribute toward utilities and operational expenses.
Summer Break Monday Funday – Outdoor Adventure & Youth Empowerment
Our Monday Funday Program provides a full day of recreational activities, life skills development, and positive youth engagement.
Hours: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Suggested Program Donations:
- $65 per youth
- Maximum $185 per household
Your donation helps cover the camp T-shirt, educational materials, and activity supplies.
On Good Weather Days – God's Farm
Youth enjoy supervised outdoor recreation and team-building activities, including:
- Swimming and fishing
- Basketball and tennis
- Supervised BB gun and archery activities
- Obstacle courses and team-building exercises
- Youth life coaching and character development
On Inclement Weather Days – Poplar Springs UMC
Youth remain indoors at our Poplar Springs location and participate in Cooking Matters Kids, STEAM activities, creative arts, games, life skills, and additional educational enrichment opportunities.
Your Donations Make a Difference!
Your contributions help The Adell Foundation provide meaningful experiences for youth while supporting the materials, utilities, and operating expenses required to sustain our community programs.
The Adell Foundation – Family Matters Program
Empowering Individuals • Strengthening Families • Building Stronger Communities
For more information: 800-273-1708, ext. 803
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Our Vision
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We support men undergoing significant life changes who are dedicated to rebuilding stability, pursuing recovery, and achieving personal growth. Tyler House gas grown from 4-bed re-entry program to a 33-Bed Program for men re entering society. The Adell Foundation offeres wrap around services such as Life Skills Coaching, GED and Trade Skills Prep, Nonviolent Communication Classes and Social Services Direct Services and Referrals.
No kid hungry!
Your donation of any amount helps us to purchase food for our Afterschool meal program, weekly cooking matters family events, and emergency food box program.
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HOME BUYER WORKSHOPS
FDIC MONEY SMART YOUTH-ADULTS-OLDER ADULTS WORKSHOPS
MONEY SMART FOR SMALL BUSINESS
The Adell Foundation offers a 6-24 month home ownership coaching program that helps move families and individuals from homelessness, transitional housing, then ultimately to homeownership. The Homebuyer Workshop will provide you with an overview of the home buying process, real estate issues, and mortgage options including HUD mortgage p
The Adell Foundation offers a 6-24 month home ownership coaching program that helps move families and individuals from homelessness, transitional housing, then ultimately to homeownership. The Homebuyer Workshop will provide you with an overview of the home buying process, real estate issues, and mortgage options including HUD mortgage programs and our sweat equity homeownership program. You will receive important information about becoming mortgage ready!
MONEY SMART FOR SMALL BUSINESS
FDIC MONEY SMART YOUTH-ADULTS-OLDER ADULTS WORKSHOPS
MONEY SMART FOR SMALL BUSINESS
The Adell Foundation offers Money Smart for Small Business (FDIC)
Money Smart for Small Business consists of 13 modules, each with an instructor guide, participant guide and PowerPoint slides. Each module is taught in approximately one hour. The modules present an introduction to these topics, providing an overview, basic concepts and key points.
FDIC MONEY SMART YOUTH-ADULTS-OLDER ADULTS WORKSHOPS
FDIC MONEY SMART YOUTH-ADULTS-OLDER ADULTS WORKSHOPS
FDIC MONEY SMART YOUTH-ADULTS-OLDER ADULTS WORKSHOPS
Financial literacy is the “ability to use knowledge and skills to manage financial resources effectively for a lifetime of financial well-being.” The Adell Foundation offers free ZOOM workshops for individuals and families to help them reach their financial goals of home ownership.
Entrepreneurship Workshop
FDIC MONEY SMART YOUTH-ADULTS-OLDER ADULTS WORKSHOPS
This workshop is an adult learning experience for new business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs. The Accelerated Entrepreneurship Workshop is offered every 2nd Saturday of the month in Homewood Illinois. This program is delivered through a combination of instructor-led sessions, facilitated group work, peer-led discussion, independent
This workshop is an adult learning experience for new business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs. The Accelerated Entrepreneurship Workshop is offered every 2nd Saturday of the month in Homewood Illinois. This program is delivered through a combination of instructor-led sessions, facilitated group work, peer-led discussion, independent and group exercises. In addition, there will be preparatory assignments completed by participants prior to the workshop to ensure completion of workshop goals.
Reentry Services
Restorative Family Services
Case Coordination - Working with court system stakeholders and community providers to connect justice-involved residents to appropriate transitional housing options. Services may include but are not limited to:
- Supporting the screening of residents in the pretrial period for acute housing insecurity
- Supporting referral to community-based tr
Case Coordination - Working with court system stakeholders and community providers to connect justice-involved residents to appropriate transitional housing options. Services may include but are not limited to:
- Supporting the screening of residents in the pretrial period for acute housing insecurity
- Supporting referral to community-based transitional housing partners
- Coordinating transportation to transitional housing providers
4: Transportation - Providing transportation for justice-involved residents, primarily to transitional housing provider locations. Requirements may include but are not limited to:
- Providing suitable, safe vehicles that meet all appropriate and required licensing and registration rules and maintaining drivers with valid licenses
- Interfacing with government and community partners to transport clients to housing providers or programming locations
Restorative Family Services
Restorative Family Services
Family Reunification Coaching & Case Management Program
We provide a comprehensive Family Coaching and Case Management Program designed to support family reunification. This program will serve:
- Parents involved with DFCS who are preparing to reunite with their children
- Incarcerated parents with upcoming release dates who require a structured
Family Reunification Coaching & Case Management Program
We provide a comprehensive Family Coaching and Case Management Program designed to support family reunification. This program will serve:
- Parents involved with DFCS who are preparing to reunite with their children
- Incarcerated parents with upcoming release dates who require a structured reunification plan
- Previously incarcerated parents seeking to restore and strengthen family relationships
Our Family & Consumer (F&C) Advocates play a vital role in guiding families through this transition. Advocates assist participants in meeting their most essential needs by applying a strong foundation of research-based knowledge focused on key areas that impact daily life—family stability, food security, and housing.
F&C Advocates have a longstanding tradition of empowering individuals and families across the lifespan while strengthening communities through education, support, and resource connection.
Program Structure Includes:
- Instructor-led educational sessions
- Facilitated group work and peer-led discussions
- Individual and group exercises focused on real-life application
- Case management support tailored to each family’s reunification plan
To ensure participants successfully meet program goals, preparatory assignments will be completed prior to each workshop, reinforcing accountability and readiness for reunification.
Kids Stuff Inc
Kids Stuff Inc
Kids Stuff Inc
Kids Stuff Inc. is part of the Adell Foundation's nonprofit incubator program. This wonderful 501(c)(3) organization is dedicated to empowering youth and their families through education and cultural arts. Our monthly workshops are offered free of charge, while our school break camps have competitive tuition rates
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Pathways to Success
FDIC Money Smart Youth-Adults
FDIC Money Smart Youth-Adults
Pathways to Success: Job Readiness & Trade Prep Program
Empowering Individuals. Building Futures.
The Adell Foundation’s Pathways to Success program helps youth and adults develop the skills and confidence needed to thrive in today’s workforce.
Our Job Readiness track focuses on resume writing, interview skills, workplace etiquette, digi
Pathways to Success: Job Readiness & Trade Prep Program
Empowering Individuals. Building Futures.
The Adell Foundation’s Pathways to Success program helps youth and adults develop the skills and confidence needed to thrive in today’s workforce.
Our Job Readiness track focuses on resume writing, interview skills, workplace etiquette, digital literacy, and goal setting.
For those interested in hands-on careers, our Trade Prep Program introduces participants to career pathways in skilled trades such as construction, HVAC, electrical work, and healthcare support. Participants receive exposure to industry tools, soft skills training, and connections to local apprenticeship and certification opportunities.
Whether you’re preparing for your first job or making a career change, Pathways to Success helps you take the next step with purpose.
FDIC Money Smart Youth-Adults
FDIC Money Smart Youth-Adults
FDIC Money Smart Youth-Adults
Financial literacy is the “ability to use knowledge and skills to manage financial resources effectively for a lifetime of financial well-being.” The Adell Foundation offers free ZOOM workshops for individuals and families to help them reach their financial goals of home ownership.
Golden Years
FDIC Money Smart Youth-Adults
Social Services
Golden Years Monthly Meet Ups and Field Trips ( Field Trips have a small fe
Engaging in social activities during the senior years has been linked to numerous health benefits. Regular interaction in a social context, such as a senior center, allows senior citizens to stay socially active, promoting both their physical and mental health. He
Golden Years Monthly Meet Ups and Field Trips ( Field Trips have a small fe
Engaging in social activities during the senior years has been linked to numerous health benefits. Regular interaction in a social context, such as a senior center, allows senior citizens to stay socially active, promoting both their physical and mental health. Healthy habits such as participating in an exercise class or strolling in the local park not only provide physical activity but also present opportunities to meet new friends. These interactions can lead to improved cardiovascular health, enhanced mobility, and a stronger immune system.
Socializing also positively impacts mental health. Participating in mentally stimulating activities like card games or art classes helps keep the brain active and sharp, reducing the risk of cognitive decline. In addition, seniors who regularly spend time with their peers often report better moods and lower rates of depression and anxiety.
Social Services
Homelessness Prevention Program
Social Services
Adell Foundation Social Services: Resource Referral Program
The Adell Foundation is dedicated to empowering individuals and families by connecting them with the tools and services needed to build stable, healthy lives. Our Resource Referral Program offers compassionate, personalized support to help community members access critical resourc
Adell Foundation Social Services: Resource Referral Program
The Adell Foundation is dedicated to empowering individuals and families by connecting them with the tools and services needed to build stable, healthy lives. Our Resource Referral Program offers compassionate, personalized support to help community members access critical resources and achieve greater self-sufficiency.
We provide direct referrals and assistance in the following areas:
- Food Assistance – Access to food pantries, emergency groceries, and community meal programs (based on availability).
- Clothing Bank – Free clothing for children and adults, including seasonal wear and professional attire for interviews or work (while supplies last).
- Furniture Assistance – Referrals for gently used furniture and household goods for families in need or those transitioning into stable housing.
- Education Support – Guidance on adult education programs, GED prep, literacy support, and continuing education.
- Employment Services – Job readiness assistance, résumé support, interview coaching, and job placement resources.
- On-Site Job Training Classes – Skill-building workshops and training sessions designed to prepare individuals for workforce entry or advancement.
- Trade Preparation Courses – Foundational training in trades such as carpentry, plumbing, electrical, and more.
- Affordable Housing Search Assistance – Support in locating safe, affordable housing, including referrals to local housing authorities, landlords, and housing programs.
Our caring team works closely with each individual to assess their needs and connect them with trusted community partners and available resources.
Whether you are facing immediate hardship or working toward long-term goals, the Adell Foundation is here to support you every step of the way.
To learn more or to schedule an intake appointment, please contact us at [insert 800-273-1708 802
Homelessness Prevention Program
Homelessness Prevention Program
Homelessness Prevention Program
Get subsidized housing
In subsidized rental housing, the government pays apartment owners to reduce the rent for tenants with low incomes. This 2-Year program can assist you while you get back on your feet, secure employment that can sustain fair market rent, or if you are over 64 years of age with limited income or disabled there is cur
Get subsidized housing
In subsidized rental housing, the government pays apartment owners to reduce the rent for tenants with low incomes. This 2-Year program can assist you while you get back on your feet, secure employment that can sustain fair market rent, or if you are over 64 years of age with limited income or disabled there is currently no time limit cap of participating in this program. Learn how to find this type of affordable housing at one our our in-person or ZOOM webinars. Set up an appt for one of our reps to assist you in applying online for housing. 800-273-1708 802
Find out if you are eligible for subsidized housing
Each city or county has its own eligibility rules for affordable housing. To find out if you are eligible
Parenting & Family Coaching
Homelessness Prevention Program
Homelessness Prevention Program
Adell Foundation Family Matters Group Coaching – Monthly Meetups (In-Person & Online)
Parenting used to mean gathering around the kitchen table—sharing advice over coffee and a sweet treat. These days, busy schedules and long to-do lists make those meaningful moments harder to come by.
That’s why we created Family Matters Group Coaching—a
Adell Foundation Family Matters Group Coaching – Monthly Meetups (In-Person & Online)
Parenting used to mean gathering around the kitchen table—sharing advice over coffee and a sweet treat. These days, busy schedules and long to-do lists make those meaningful moments harder to come by.
That’s why we created Family Matters Group Coaching—a chance to reconnect, reflect, and grow together. Whether you're joining us in person or online, grab your seat at the table once a month for empowering conversations, practical guidance, and support from fellow parents who understand the journey.
This free monthly meetup is made possible by the generous support of our sponsors: New Canaan Baptist Church of Temple, The Community Foundation of West Georgia, and The Power of the Purse.
For families seeking more personalized support, Lamad University Corp International Life Coach Graduates have partnered with the Adell Foundation to offer sliding-scale fee coaching. You may choose from a team of certified life coaches, licensed therapists, licensed child psychologists, and certified parenting coaches—all available for one-on-one virtual sessions via Zoom or Microsoft Teams. Ask your group coach for more information.
Let’s make space for parenting wisdom, laughter, and connection—one meetup at a time.
Help Us Fight Food Insecurity
Help Us Fight Food Insecurity — One Meal, One Family at a Time
The Adell Foundation is experiencing a growing demand for our Family Matters food programs, with participation increasing by over 200%. In response, we've launched a Summer Meal Program at eight host sites across Georgia, ensuring that children from toddlers to age 18 receive one hot meal and a cold take-home breakfast, Monday through Friday.
Many families are forced to make tough choices between food, medicine, and basic living expenses. With your support, we can continue providing essential meals and critical support services like Family Coaching and Financial Literacy Education to help families regain stability.
Children are hungry—and you can help.
Become a Monthly Care Partner or make a one-time donation today. Every gift is tax-deductible and directly supports those in need.
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