Assistance League of Atlanta is an all volunteer charitable organization that addresses the needs of low-income children lacking proper school clothing; displaced families living in shelters, cars and motels; indigent new mothers; children traumatized by crisis situations; patients recovering from devastating injuries; and promising students who lack the resources to pursue higher education.

In the fiscal year ended May 31, 2026, our programs helped 58,000 children and adults rebuild their lives and become more self-sufficient. Since 1982, we have served $1.1 million children and adults, at a cost of more than $10.6 million.  Through philanthropic programs and a network of community partners, we provide, books, food and new clothing for schoolchildren, household goods, hygiene kits, newborn supplies, comfort items and educational aid to those affected by poverty, abuse, and homelessness.

Our programs are funded by the sale of donated clothing and household goods in our Attic Treasures thrift shop in Chamblee, Georgia, as well as fundraising events, monetary donations and grants. We return more than 70% of our income to the communities we serve, primarily because we have NO PAID STAFF.