Flawless Delivery is proud to support nonprofits and provide our students with valuable resources to share directly with the communities they serve. We believe that access to tools for effective communication, teamwork, and leadership can transform individuals and strengthen communities. Below is a list of nonprofits that we think could be helpful to those we serve.
- Good Culture
- Good Culture is a charitable nonprofit founded to support hospitality workers across the Southeastern U.S. This organization offers financial assistance to entry-level and frontline hotel, restaurant, and tourism employees, helping them quickly recover from unexpected setbacks and stay active in their hospitality communities. Initially created by Yedla Management Company during the pandemic to address widespread unemployment, Good Culture has evolved into a vital resource for hospitality workers in Alabama, Central Florida, Charlotte, NC, and Nashville/Brentwood, TN.
- With support from community stakeholders and a dedicated board, Good Culture funds its mission through individual and corporate donations, as well as group fundraising efforts. By fostering partnerships between hospitality businesses, communities, and donors, Good Culture ensures the industry’s backbone remains strong and resilient.
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- Tourism All-A-Bama
- The Alabama Tourism Initiative aims to enhance sensory awareness in travel by offering resources and training for both tourism professionals and travelers with sensory sensitivities or on the autism spectrum.
- For Tourism Professionals: Free travel industry training is available, focusing on tools to better welcome travelers with sensory needs. Resources are provided for frontline employees to improve guest experiences.
- For Travelers: Individuals with sensory sensitivities or on the autism spectrum can receive a free night stay at certified Tourism ALL-a-Bama hotels and access resources to plan sensory-friendly vacations.
- The Alabama Tourism Initiative aims to enhance sensory awareness in travel by offering resources and training for both tourism professionals and travelers with sensory sensitivities or on the autism spectrum.
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- AMLA’s Second Helping
- The Second Helping program is designed to support individuals recovering from opioid addiction by helping them reenter the workforce, specifically in Alabama’s tourism, travel, and hospitality sectors. This initiative addresses workforce shortages while providing a fresh start for those in recovery.
- This aims to help fill critical job vacancies in the Appalachian region while offering a fresh start to those in recovery.
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