Explore Our Programs
New Programming for 2026-2027
Entrepreneurship: Connecting youth interests with financial literacy, creativity, teamwork and real-world business skills.
Giving Back: Helping youth discover ways their time, talents and ideas can strengthen their community.
Your Story, Your Voice - Storytelling, Video & Editing: Building confidence, authenticity and communication through personal storytelling, video and editing.
As relationships deepen, our facilitators and community partners increasingly build upon one another's work, creating connected learning experiences that move youth from self-discovery and life skills to teamwork, creativity, leadership, real-world application and service.
Community Partners
Wealthy Habits (opens in new tab)
Tracy Tanner, Director
Wealthy Habits is an Atlanta-based nonprofit on a mission to revolutionize students’ financial futures. Through hands-on, activity-driven curricula, Wealthy Habits has empowered thousands of young learners to rethink money, master smart spending and saving habits, and build lifelong financial confidence.
AMPED KIDS Foundation (opens in new tab)
April Rooks, Founder, Executive Director
AMPED KIDS transforms the lives of foster, adopted, and at-risk youth facing life’s toughest challenges by providing free music instruction, therapeutic programming, and dedicated mentorship. Through building musical skills and nurturing creative expression, AMP’D Kids foster resilience, discipline, and self-confidence—lifting young voices and opening doors to brighter futures.
Gainesville Housing Authority (opens in new tab)
Gainesville Housing provides quality, affordable housing in Gainesville and Hall County while promoting dignity, pride, and opportunity for its residents. Through housing, youth support, adult and senior services, and community partnerships, Gainesville Housing improves economic stability, transforms neighborhoods, and stabilizes lives.
Be More Positive (opens in new tab)
Larry Veal, Director
Be More Positive (BMP) delivers a proven, proprietary social-emotional resilience curriculum across Georgia’s public schools and within juvenile court systems—partnering directly with District Attorneys’ juvenile divisions. BPM’s hands-on, experiential approach has driven measurable drops in violence, suspensions, and expulsions. Founded in Gwinnett County, BMP also collaborates with community leaders and grassroots organizations to amplify youth engagement and lifelong success.
University of Georgia, Hall County (opens in new tab)
Gwendolyn Sue Hawn, Family and Consumer Sciences Agent +
Bridget Tuckey, Horticulture Program Assistant/Master Gardener Coordinator
UGA Family & Consumer Sciences delivers research-backed training and resources in health, nutrition, family well-being, home management, and personal finance—connecting Georgians with university expertise. The Master Gardener Extension Volunteer program trains community volunteers to share best practices in ornamental and edible horticulture, boosting local environments, wellness, and food security. 360 Love partner content will include:
- Health, food and nutrition education to include proper meal preparation and “fuel for our bodies” at any age with research based information to help the middle school children, Seniors and Volunteers live healthier, happier lives through maintaining a nutritious active lifestyle.
- Volunteer led workshops hosted by Master Gardeners.
- Farm to table gardening at home & in the Community and intergenerational learning through horticulture.
Lost Art Entertainment
Anthony Goolsby, Founder
Lost Art Entertainment, founded by nationally recognized actor, improviser, writer, and producer Anthony Goolsby, designs performance-based learning experiences that build confidence, communication, adaptability, and creative problem-solving in youth and aspiring performers.
Anthony’s work spans 50+ national commercials, multiple television and film roles, theatre productions, and extensive improv training and instruction. His curriculum (CYR/SEER) blends artistry, storytelling, community building, and life-skills development to help students strengthen presence, collaboration, and expressive voice.
Quinlan Visual Arts Center (opens in new tab)
Visual Arts & Creative Expression
A Gainesville nonprofit arts organization, Quinlan Visual Arts Center brings visual arts to life through education, exhibition, and community engagement. Through our partnership, Quinlan instructors Allison and Maddie, with the support and guidance of Executive Director Nairika Cornett, introduce 360 Love youth to artists, techniques and creative concepts that encourage self-expression, cultural exploration, confidence, and individual creativity. Quinlan's broader youth programming fosters artistic expression, cultural understanding, and critical thinking.
Doer Productions (opens in new tab)
Storytelling, Video & Creative Communication
Doer Productions is a full-service video production company focused on helping individuals, entrepreneurs and organizations bring their stories and ideas to life. At 360 Love, Dennis brings that real-world experience into the classroom, helping youth explore authenticity, storytelling and responsible video creation while learning to develop their own stories with a beginning, middle and present/future.
Vallant Bank (opens in new tab)
Financial Literacy & Entrepreneurship
Vallant Bank combines generations of local banking experience with a commitment to strengthening the Georgia communities it serves. At 360 Love, Vallant bankers Brandi Humphrey and Lina Cook bring practical financial education into the classroom, helping youth understand money fundamentals, saving, budgeting and financial decision-making while connecting those skills to our emerging entrepreneurship experience. Vallant also provides financial education resources and community-based programs designed to strengthen financial knowledge and confidence.
United Bankshares (opens in new tab)
Financial Literacy, Investing & Wealth Building
United Bankshares combines community banking with a strong commitment to financial education and community engagement. Through our partnership, United banker Terrell Cleveland helps 360 Love youth build financial confidence by introducing concepts such as saving, budgeting, investing, responsible money management and wealth building. United's broader financial literacy efforts help youth and families make informed financial decisions and build a strong foundation for their financial futures.
Mission Syrah Paws (opens in new tab)
Animal-Assisted Connection & Humane Education
Mission Syrah Paws is a volunteer-based therapy dog group dedicated to supporting individuals and organizations in need while giving back to the community. Its therapy dogs meet established Canine Good Citizen standards before participating with the group. Through 360 Love, Mission Syrah Paws introduces youth and seniors to the comfort and connection animals can provide while creating opportunities to learn about responsible animal care, empathy, training, and the important role therapy animals can play in our communities.