A promise of partnership

A promise of partnership

If students promise to stay in school and work hard, we promise to provide the support and tools needed to succeed, lead productive lives and participate fully in Georgia’s economic future.

A Better Future

A Better Future

In Georgia, one in three high school students will not graduate—often due to factors outside of their control, such as poverty or inadequate housing. 1.3 million Georgians over the age of 18 don’t have high school diplomas and are not adequately prepared for the workplace. Bringing together public and private partnerships, mentors and positive workplaces, Great Promise Partnership is giving at-risk students a reason to stay in school and succeed

Support Us

Support Us

Our goal is to help provide resources, materials and support for students, so they may participate in our GPP programs. Learn how you can donate so we can achieve our goal today.

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Become a Workplace

Become a Workplace

Great Promise Partnership can help your business create a GPP Industrial or GPP Office Workplace that benefits students, your business and the community. Make a better Georgia a part of your business. Get involved today.

 
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Success Stories

Success Stories

Great Promise Partnership helps at-risk students earn their diplomas while earning
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News & Events

Great Promise Partnership launches new Workplace site in Monroe, Georgia

On January 9, Great Promise Partnership launched a new GPP Office Workplace site in Monroe, GA.  Five students from Monroe Area High School have been placed in entry-level jobs with local employers Carmichael’s, a retail and wholesale pharmacy and gift store, and Mike Cash Insurance and Office Supplies.  These newest GPP students will work four [...]

Great Promise Partnership students attend 2013 Leadership Day at the Capitol

On February 4, 15 GPP students participated in Leadership Day at the Capitol along with youth from Georgia 4-H. In all, over 600 youth, county leadership team members, graduates of the Georgia Academy for Economic Development, and government officials attended this event. Governor Nathan Deal, First Lady Sandra Deal and DCA Commissioner Mike Beatty were [...]

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