Atlanta Badinya Kaffo (ABK) is a non-profit community organization representing Gambians living in Atlanta, Georgia, and its surrounding areas. Founded on the principles of unity, compassion, and cultural preservation, ABK serves as a platform that connects Gambians through shared values, mutual support, and community-driven initiatives.
Our organization strives to create a strong and inclusive network where every member feels supported—whether in times of joy, hardship, or need. ABK is dedicated to building lasting relationships that strengthen our cultural identity and ensure that future generations remain connected to their heritage and community roots.
Through collective efforts, we aim to establish and sustain essential community institutions such as a central place of worship (Masjid), funeral home, learning center, daycare, and cemetery—each designed to serve the spiritual, educational, and social well-being of our members and beyond.
Central Place of Worship (Masjid)
The Masjid will serve as the spiritual heart of our community—a place for prayer, reflection, learning, and unity. It will strengthen our connection to faith and provide a sacred space for community gatherings and programs..
Funeral Home
Our planned funeral home will ensure that members of our community are honored and cared for in accordance with our values and traditions. It will offer comfort, dignity, and support during times of loss.
Learning Center
The learning center will focus on educational growth, offering programs that nurture both academic excellence and moral development. It will serve as a resource hub for children, youth, and adults alike.
Daycare
The daycare facility will provide a safe, nurturing environment for our youngest community members. It will allow parents to work and study with peace of mind while ensuring children receive quality care and early learning experiences.
Cemetery
The community cemetery will serve as a final resting place for our loved ones, upholding respect and cultural tradition. It will provide a dignified space for remembrance and prayer within our own community.
To create a harmonious and supportive community rooted in faith and unity, where enduring relationships thrive, and essential institutions empower future generations.
To foster a connected and compassionate community by providing mutual assistance, promoting understanding, and developing impactful projects that strengthen our collective future.
Unity • Respect • Empathy • Faith • Integrity These values guide everything we do—ensuring that every project, initiative, and partnership reflects our deep commitment to service, inclusiveness, and accountability.
To assist members in need, promote understanding, and develop lasting community institutions and projects.
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Every initiative is inspired by the real needs of Gambians and the broader African community in Atlanta and beyond.
We promote togetherness and mutual respect while honoring values grounded in faith and cultural identity.
From funeral assistance to community aid, we stand by our members during life’s most critical moments.
We support youth and families with opportunities to learn, grow, and succeed.
Accountability and openness guide how we manage funds, projects, and community support.
Our long-term vision includes building essential community institutions like a Masjid, learning center, daycare, and cemetery.
We welcome everyone—regardless of background or belief—who shares our vision of unity, service, and development.
