For nearly 60 years, Children's Development Academy has been a quiet cornerstone of Roswell, giving at-risk children in the community access to high-quality early care and education. That legacy takes a major step forward, unveiling a newly renovated campus as part of its Learn • Play • Serve Campaign, which expands their capacity to serve children and families ahead of its 60th anniversary.
The renovation, raised more than $1.3 million with financial support from their Board of Directors, brings sweeping upgrades to the Historic Grove Way campus. The new Toddler Classroom doubles CDA's capacity to serve one-year-olds, while updated playground equipment creates safer outdoor space for students. The project also introduced Martin's Garden at Coleman Farms Community Room and a renovated Board Room now shared with fellow nonprofit partners inside the Grove Way Community Center and Group, including Family Promise of North Fulton/DeKalb and HomeStretch.
The interior renovations were led by fellow Roswell nonprofit Sunshine on a Ranney Day, whose team of designers, builders, and community partners donated time and resources to bring the space to life.
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CDA currently serves more than 230 children ages one to five, and this expansion ensures even more families in the community have somewhere to turn.