Alabama Civil Justice Foundation Pioneers of Justice Society. That civil justice embodies the opportunity for all citizens to have adequate food and shelter, good health care, a safe environment in which to live and work, a sense of well-being, a quality education, and the chance to work and earn a living.

Committed to expanding high-quality, voluntary pre-k in Alabama. Find a First Class Pre-K Site. Find a First Class Pre-K Site. Subscribe to the Pre-K Post. 5 million increase for First Class Pre-K.

Whether real or perceived, educators often believe there are too many barriers preventing them from innovating and creatively solving problems in their schools. Charter Schools Help Improve Public Education. ACT Aspire Results Begin a New Era in Alabama Education.

Individuals and corporate donors make gifts and bequests of any size for the betterment of our community. Through our grants program, the Foundation addresses a wide variety of needs and opportunities, supporting programs and projects in education, human services, health, cultural arts, and other civic concerns. Eighteenth Surprise Grant Awarded to the Mercy House.

Strengthening communities in the Birmingham area. Making a Difference in the Black Belt. By fostering better educational outcomes through early literacy, afterschool tutoring, and improved teaching and learning. Making a Difference in Woodlawn. By working with Woodlawn residents and the Woodlawn United partnership to revitalize this historic neighborhood. Making a Difference in Alabama. By supporting efforts to increase the availability of quality pre-K for all children.

The mission of The Malone Family Foundation.