Ms. Armstrong was featured in As I Am: African American Women in a Critical Age and was an MTV Brick Community Service Award Finalists. Both Raising Expectations Co-Founders were also awarded the Community Champion Award from the Villages of East Lake.
Raising Expectations co-founders, Maria Armstrong and Tangee Allen, were honored with Sisters Who Serve Awards from Spelman College.
Ms. Armstrong and Ms. Allen received Unsung Hero Awards from Atlanta’s WB-36.
Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health honored Raising Expectations with a Martin Luther King, Jr. Service Award for the organizations commitment to improving the lives of Atlanta’s youth.
Raising Expectations was honored by the Emma & Joe Adams Public Service Institute at Morehouse College as an Outstanding Service Provider.
Jamal Miller, a Morehouse volunteer, was honored with an 11Alive Community Service Award for his 4-year commitment to the children and youth of Raising Expectations.
Co-founder Maria Armstrong honored with an Outstanding Heroine Award by the Coalition of 100 Black Women.
Inaugural recipient of the Shirley Franklin Legacy Fund.
Raising Expectations received proclamation from Atlanta City Council
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