Partner volunteer grilling burgers and hot dogs at an AIM event

Partner with AIM

Partnership

Churches and companies are the backbone of everything that happens at the AIM Family Center. Here's what partnership looks like — whether you're an anchor church partner or a corporate team looking to serve.

Walking Together

Our Current Partners

Churches and organizations already in the work — week after week, alongside our staff and volunteers.

  • East Cobb Church of Christ logo
  • Grace Chapel logo
  • Snellville Church of Christ logo
  • North Atlanta Church of Christ logo
  • Campus Church of Christ logo
  • Burnt Hickory Church of Christ logo
  • Southern Crescent Church of Christ logo
  • Cedar Grove Church logo
  • Douglasville Church of Christ logo
  • Northwest Exterminating logo

For Churches

Church partnership

Anchor churches commit to the weekly work — financially, in volunteers, and in involvement across our programs — and receive regular updates, speakers, and Gospel opportunities for their congregation in return.

The Commitment

Here's what we ask for church partners

  • Ongoing financial support

    A recurring commitment that underwrites the weekly work — meals, mentors, supplies, and family support.

  • Regular volunteer support

    Serve a program consistently through volunteer support, so kids and families see familiar faces week after week.

  • Involvement in other program areas

    Help drive involvement in areas like food support, school supplies, and seasonal outreach.

What You Receive

What we do for our church partners

  • Regular updates

    Provide regular updates on our work that you can share with your congregation and supporters.

  • Speakers and materials

    Provide speakers and/or materials that help to share how our mission is reaching the community for the Gospel.

  • Gospel opportunities

    Provide regular opportunities for your congregation to share the Gospel with a community in need.

ThriveKids students showing off their craft projects

Anchor Church Partners

What does it mean to be an anchor church partner?

Being an AIM church partner means committing to supporting both of the needs above and to being regularly involved in our mission. Anchor partners aren't donors on the sideline — they're in the room, week after week, doing the work alongside us.

Partner volunteer helping a ThriveKids student with a craft project

For Companies

Ways your company can partner with AIM

Businesses across Atlanta help us serve families through hands-on volunteering, financial partnership, and event sponsorship. Pick the way that fits your team — or combine several.

Volunteer Opportunities

Bring your team to serve — weekly program volunteering, meal preparation, food pantry sorting days, and seasonal outreach events. Group serve days are a great way to build team unity while meeting real needs in Southeast Atlanta.

Corporate Giving

Underwrite a program, sponsor weekly meals, or fund a specific need. Many companies also match employee gifts — ask us how your team's giving can go twice as far through employer matching.

Event Sponsorship

Sponsor the Victory Banquet, AIMFest, Thanksgiving In A Box, or Hope For The Family. Sponsors make these events possible and get recognized in front of hundreds of supporters.

Host a Drive

Run a food drive, school supply drive, or toy collection at your office. Drives stock our pantry and seasonal outreach — and give your employees a tangible way to give back.

Northwest Exterminating's Chillin & Grillin trailer at an AIM event
Partner volunteer grilling burgers and hot dogs for AIM familiesPartner volunteer serving dinner to kids at the AIM Family CenterTable set with buns, plates, and napkins for a partner cookout

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