The Scott Pryor Law Group's partnership with Atlanta Mission
For more than ten years, Scott and Laura Pryor have supported Atlanta Mission as donors and advocates. The faith-driven nonprofit works to end homelessness and help people rebuild their lives. Members of the firm's team have also volunteered in its kitchen. What draws the Pryors is the mission's focus on helping people support themselves.
Key takeaways
- Scott and Laura Pryor have supported Atlanta Mission as donors and advocates for more than ten years.
- Atlanta Mission pairs food and shelter with job training, addiction recovery and spiritual growth.
- You can support its work by giving, volunteering or spreading the word.
How the partnership began
Scott and Laura Pryor first learned about Atlanta Mission through local connections and felt called to get involved. They have stayed on as donors and advocates for more than ten years.
Atlanta Mission is a faith-driven nonprofit working to end homelessness and help people in Atlanta rebuild their lives. Scott explains what drew them in: “What I like about Atlanta Mission is that they don’t want just to hand out a meal, they want to enable a person to support themselves. It’s truly about transforming lives.”
The partnership reflects the values that guide the firm’s work every day: compassion, faith and service to others.
More than a meal
Atlanta Mission meets immediate needs, such as food and shelter, and works toward longer-term goals: job training, addiction recovery and spiritual growth.
The Pryors have seen that approach at work. Laura puts it this way: “We’ve talked to others who’ve supported different ministries, but Atlanta Mission goes the extra mile. They help people move past survival and into a successful life.”
That long-term focus is what keeps the firm involved. Members of our team have volunteered in the mission’s kitchen.
Faith at the center
Faith is part of why the Pryors chose Atlanta Mission. They believe real change involves spiritual renewal as well as practical help.
“Faith is a very central and important part of our lives,” Scott says, “and we love being able to put support behind a ministry that shares those values.”
How you can help
The work against homelessness is ongoing, and support can take several forms: giving money, volunteering or telling others about the mission. To learn more or find a way to help, visit Atlanta Mission’s website.
To learn more about the firm and the people behind it, read about us or visit our Peachtree Corners office page.
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