The White House
CBS 46
Idol Gives Back
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SafeHouse founder and President, Philip Bray, meets President Bush at the White House in 2001. SafeHouse was named one of the top Faith-Based organizations in the nation by the President.
Today Philip serves on the Faith-Based task force for the State of Georgia and on the Advisory Council for the Commission on Homelessness in downtown Atlanta.
Philip is second from the left.
Trumpet Awards
Sponsored by Ted Turner and TBS, the Trumpet Awards honor African Americans of great achievement. Since 2001, The Trumpet Awards has chosen SafeHouse Outreach as their community outreach partner. Celebrities, dignitaries, and successful business men and women, arrive by bus at SafeHouse with food and open hearts. These men and women bring a message of hope and real life stories about how to succeed against all odds.
Better Business Bureau
SafeHouse Outreach is an approved charity of the Metro Atlanta Better Business Bureau. ‘Membership with the Better Business Bureau is a privilege, and not every company or organization qualifies for membership. Better Business Bureau Membership stands for HONESTY, INTEGRITY, VALUES AND ETHICS.’ –Fred T. Elsberry, Jr. President & CEO BBB
Commission on Homelessness
SafeHouse Outreach serves as a partnering agency for The 24/7 Gateway Center Commission on Homelessness, the most significant collaboration of homeless service providers in the city’s history The 24/7 Gateway Center is one of the fundamental strategies of Atlanta’s Blueprint to End Homelessness. “Most people now believe we can tackle this issue, “ said Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin. The 24/7 Gateway Center project is the most significant collaboration of homeless service providers in the city’s history.
