The Watson Foundation is a non-partisan, nonprofit organization founded to assist wheelchair
 bound and economically challenged individuals with a pathway to home ownership programs,home modifications, foreclosure prevention assistance, stair lift installations, medical transport appointments, along with budget planning and financial counseling.

I was physically challenged after experiencing two strokes.  After two and a half years in a wheelchair and extensive physical rehabilitation I was able to walk again, then I started The Watson Foundation.

The inspiration behind the formation of The Watson Foundation has been the memory and deeds of my maternal grandmother, Betty Jackson Anthony who raised me, along with twelve of my siblings as she lived to see one hundred-ten years of age and was always quick to reply “was no ways tired.”

She was the backbone of our family and our foundational hero.  She was the reason we all shall have lived, and taught us the “meat and potatoes” of community giving.

Our Motto is “We intend to leave them better than we found them.”

Featured Stories and Events from Newspaper Articles
	Virtual Prisoners in their own home
	It was a sunny afternoon, April 15, 2010 that I accompanied two stair lift specialists to the split level home of Lovell and Dianne Fleming located at 7755 Poppy Drive in Winton, GA. Read More
	The Candidates Speak
	The Watson Foundation sponsored a public forum for the mayoral candidates for municipal election. Read More