ALPHARETTA, Ga. — More than 100 former foster youths enjoyed a traditional Thanksgiving dinner at Jackson Healthcare’s Alpharetta campus Nov. 20 in collaboration with Fostering Success Act Inc.
“This isn’t just a meal,” said Heidi Carr, executive director of the organization. “It’s a celebration of you, our incredible Fostering Success Act youth and to the life coaches that serve you, and to the taxpayers that help make all of this possible.”
Fostering Success Act Inc. (FSA) is a nonprofit created in conjunction with the state’s tax-credit program that supports former foster youths with transportation, housing, food and other essential services. Jackson Healthcare CEO Richard Jackson, who was in foster care from ages 13-18, serves as chair of FSA…