MEDIA CONTACT

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Please refer all media related questions to:

Nicole Steele
Executive Director
(678) 376-9676

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Gifts, Awards & Announcements


Women's Empowerment Network

$3,700 to Diamond In The Rough
January 2012

Centerville Wal-Mart awards
$1,000 to Diamond In The Rough
December 2011

Governors Office of Family & Children Services
awards
$60,713 for Abstinence Education & Youth Development
February 2011

Jackson EMC awards Diamond In The Rough
$2,325 for Clusters Mentoring Program

February 2011

W.B. Keaney& Associates awards $1,000 gift
September 2010

Metro Atlanta Bikers Coalition awards
$1,000 gift through Annual Charity
September 2010

Coldwell Cares awards $500 gift
June 2010

Jackson EMC awards Diamond In The Rough
$4,000 for Mobile Computer Lab

December 2009

Lawrenceville Women's Club provides monetary gift for
Arts and Youth Programs
December 2009

Governors Office for Children & Families awards
$37,277 for Love, Lust & Lies Program
November 2009

DITR receives capacity building grant and training from
Safehouse Learning Community Capacity Building Program
June 2009



Media

News Articles & Press Releases

2012 People You Need To Know Magazine
Page 64-65

Diamond In The
Rough featured on
Fox 5 - Good Day Atlanta
December 21,2011

Local youth program rallies the community to help others in need
Examiner
February 15, 2010

Youth Lead Haiti Relief

Gwinnett Daily Post
January 29, 2010


Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Mentoring program gives girls strength to succeed
Diamond in the Rough founder trying to transform lives, one at a time By GRACIE BONDS STAPLES


The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Published on: 12/22/07
Click here for full article

7000 More Magazine
February 2007
The Most Precious Gift

Gwinnett Daily Post
Sunday, December 17, 2006
Some Gifts Last a Lifetime

Gwinnett Daily Post
Sunday, October 23, 2005
Today's Teenagers Face UNIQUE Challenge

Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Mentoring program gives girls strength to succeed