Community Involvement
List of Organizations We Support: American Cancer Society American Heart Association American Red Cross Atlanta 2day Walk for Breast Cancer Women’s Atlanta Day Shelter Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta Boys & Girls Clubs of Cobb County Center for Family Resources Oscar Night America - Atlanta Chamanade College Prep Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Citizens for Cobb Cobb Youth Leadership Steering Committee Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Dana Farber Cancer Institute Dream Makers Youth Foundation Jimmy Fund Walk Kennesaw Mountain HS Booster Program Kennesaw State University College of the Arts Flourish Gala Kennesaw State University College of the Arts Flourish Luncheon Lekotek of Georgia Marietta Kiwanis March of Dimes Walk America Marietta Fire Department Owen T. Wheeler Foundation Partners in Education – Osborne HS Partner in Education - South Cobb HS Parkinson Disease Association, Atlanta Chapter Powder Springs Youth Baseball Ronald McDonald House Smyrna Fire Department Southern Polytechnic State University Foundation Special Olympics Georgia Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Skanska/United Way The Boy Scouts of America The Cottage School The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society The Salvation Army Wellstar Community Hospice Board of Advisors Wellstar Foundation Wisconsin Historical Foundation YMCA Updated: 10/2008 |
2010 Scholarship Signing Day at KSU The Color Spot created a new scholarship endowment for the College of the Arts at Kennesaw State University. Mike Feldberg met with university officials in December to finalize the agreement which includes a $20,000 scholarship endowment fund plus internship opportunities for students in the KSU Department of Visual Arts. This unique scholarship-and-internship program was created to help prepare graphic design, photography and printmaking students for careers. Through the agreement, KSU students who receive The Color Spot Scholarship will also be offered a 150-hour paid internship at The Color Spot. Joe Thomas, chair of visual arts, said that students are going to be thrilled. “This is a groundbreaking program. For students to receive both a scholarship and a paid internship is unique. I’ve never seen it before.” Click here for more information.
(Clockwise from top left) Assistant Dean Samuel Grant Robinson, Vice President for Advancement Wesley Wicker, Chair of Visual Arts Joe Thomas, Dean Joseph Meeks and scholarship benefactor Michael Feldberg
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2009 Business Community Service Award
Repro Products, Inc. and The Color Spot were proud recipients of the 2009 Business Community Service Awards presented by the Cobb Chamber of Commerce and Georgia Trend Magazine. |
