All-1-Family, Inc.'s mission is two-fold: (1) to provide affordable, low-cost counseling services for all LGBT persons and our allies and (2) to function as a bridge to connect the gap between LGBT identified persons who are interested in counseling with a professional who can affirm their lifestyle/being.

Their approach allows us to respect the individual, the family unit and the challenges one may face while living in a world that may not support who they are as a person or family unit to include individuals that have not determined their gender identity. They provide a space of openness, acceptance, exploration, and love.

The Believers’ Outlet exists to advocate for marginalized believers. We seek to actively pursue ways to value and celebrate the many intersections of race, gender, inclusion, and culture. While, bridging the gap between church and community, exploring best practices for 21st century faith formation, and offering space that affirms all lived experiences. The Believers Outlet strives to be a digital outlet of best practices to engage young African-American/Ethnic believers better to find their passion, walk alongside peers to discover their purpose, and cultivate a functional relationship with God.

The Black Seminarians Table advocates for the voice and lived experiences of black seminarians while curating a digital space of black theological expression and imagination not policed by church or academy. We provide an intentional community for black seminarians who are faith leaders, public intellectuals, creatives, activists, social entrepreneurs, cultural ambassadors, and more locally and globally. We connect black seminarians to resources, inspiration, and community.

Citizen Advocacy of Atlanta & DeKalb is a social justice organization directly responding to the social devaluation of people with developmental disabilities.

They promote and facilitate a growing number of citizen advocacy relationships that provide protection and advocacy for people impacted by disability discrimination. They have initiated and supported these relationships in Atlanta and DeKalb County since 1977. By showing various examples of people helping each other, especially around disabilities, Citizen Advocacy makes the entire community stronger and more welcoming to everyone.

The Faith Community is disruptive, authentic, and inclusive and we evolve and expand based on our understanding of the Greatest Commandment. In all our spaces, we honor one rule - which is we do not uplift theories or ideologies above a person’s lived experience. This is our North Star, curated by our Founding Pastor, Kristian A. Smith.

They are Pro-Black, Pro-Woman, Pro-LGBTQ+, Pro-Critical Thought, and Pro-Emotional Accountability. These are non-negotiable pillars of our community and we honor and uplift these as key parts of our experience. If these are values you agree to honor and uphold, consider joining us in beloved community.

Gramarye Media is the next generation cross-media studio of the future — with content discovery and development, production, and distribution. They are a book publisher, creating truly immersive “wow” story experiences and thriving fan communities, a movie studio using technology and a perfect storm of tax and opportunity zone credits to slash costs, and a media team focused on amazing story experiences told through games, AR, VR, and more.

Kaleidoscope Family Therapy is a group counseling practice that aims to help people become happier and healthier. Using a holistic approach to therapy Kaleidoscope’s therapists and coaches use an integration of the mind, body, and soul to help clients process, heal and grow. Kaleidoscope helps with various struggles, including anxiety, trauma, depression, friendship/relationship issues, family/life transitions, and self-esteem. They provide the highest quality of therapeutic services and support in an environment of creativity, care, and respect.

The Oak House School Room is an Non-Traditional school that seeks to find a rhythm between independence and guidance. They are a space to support families and young people in conversation, reading, writing, math, connection, and meeting people where they are. They use evidence based practices that are beneficial for all students including those with diagnoses such as: dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD, and Autism.

Founded in 2014 by owner Hill and her two best friends, Speakcheesy has been a beloved food truck for years. Now, Hill and her partner Ben have expanded their offerings to include a kitchen nestled in the heart of the city.

Speakcheesy ATL’s pop-up ghost kitchen concept is held here on the lower level of Neighborhood Church. On the weekends and for private bookings, you can still catch the Speakcheesy food truck at festivals and events throughout all of Georgia, Eastern Alabama, and Southeastern Tennessee.