Andrew Young is the chair of the Andrew J. Young Foundation, a non-profit organization established to promote more just and prosperous communities in the U.S. and globally by developing and supporting new generations of multiracial leadership.

The Foundation supports efforts in four areas that reflect Young’s work as a pastor, activist, ambassador, and elected official – community and faith-based initiatives; civil rights and civic participation; international humanitarian initiatives; and public service.

Mrs. Young has an extensive history of civic and community service locally, nationally and internationally.  She has held leadership positions with the following organizations and/or committees: G-Capp (founded by Jane Fonda to halt teen pregnancies); National Committee for the Arts; Atlanta Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Union Baptist Church; the Ebony Fashion Fair fundraiser for scholarships; the Steering Committee for the King Center’s King Week Activities, Southern Christian Leadership Conference/ Women Inc.; the Clark Atlanta University Guild, the Buckhead/Cascade City Chapter of The Links, Incorporated, and the Sophisticates, Atlanta Chapter.

Kathy J. White, M.B.A., has more than 15 years of executive level financial and operations management experience. She has worked for a wide variety of employers ranging from small businesses to a large quasi-federal agency. Kathy has managed staffs in complex organizations supervising budget development and performance, finance and accounting, office operations, grant administration, payroll and personnel functions, and facilities operations and maintenance. While working with the City of Atlanta, Georgia and the Tennessee Valley Authority, she managed staffs approximating 200 employees and cash flows as large as $5 billion.