Meet Our Partners – Georgia World Congress Center Authority

Lifecycle Building Center

Material Salvage and Redistribution: Lifecycle Building Center rescues reusable building materials from renovation and demolition projects, redistributing them to the community at affordable prices.
Sustainability Education: The center offers workshops and resources to educate the public on sustainable building practices and the importance of material reuse.
Environmental Impact: By diverting materials from landfills, the center significantly reduces waste and promotes environmental stewardship.
Community Support: Lifecycle Building Center collaborates with local organizations to provide materials and support for community-driven projects and initiatives.

Creative Reuse Center: Scraplanta collects and redistributes discarded materials from businesses and individuals, turning waste into valuable resources for art and educational projects.
Educational Programs: The organization offers workshops and classes to teach the community about sustainability and the creative reuse of materials.
Community Engagement: Scraplanta collaborates with schools, artists, and community groups to promote environmental awareness and creativity through reuse initiatives.
Waste Reduction: By diverting usable materials from landfills, Scraplanta helps reduce waste and fosters a culture of sustainability.

Construction Training: Georgia Building Trades Academy YouthBuild provides hands-on training in construction skills, preparing young adults for careers in the building trades.
Educational Support: The program offers academic support, including GED preparation and tutoring, to help participants achieve their educational goals.
Leadership Development: YouthBuild emphasizes leadership skills and personal development, empowering participants to become leaders in their communities.
Community Service: Participants engage in community service projects, contributing to the improvement of their neighborhoods while gaining practical experience in construction and teamwork.

Affordable Home Goods: Atlanta Habitat for Humanity ReStore sells donated new and gently used furniture, appliances, home accessories, and building materials at affordable prices.
Support for Habitat Programs: Proceeds from the ReStore sales help fund Atlanta Habitat for Humanity’s homebuilding and renovation projects, supporting affordable housing initiatives in the community.
Environmental Impact: By reselling donated items, the ReStore reduces waste and promotes environmental sustainability through the reuse of materials.
Community Engagement: The ReStore provides opportunities for volunteers and donors to contribute to Habitat for Humanity’s mission, fostering community involvement and support.