ABOUT US
Our History
- Since 2003, Future Seekers, Inc. (FSI) has been committed to providing high-quality out-of-school-time programs that empower youth ages 13–21. Through our after-school and summer initiatives, students receive academic support and engage in enrichment activities that foster personal growth, college and career readiness, and life skills development.
- Our comprehensive services include homework assistance, STEM programs like robotics, college prep workshops, SAT/ACT preparation, internships, service learning, abstinence education, and more.
DIRECTOR & FOUNDER
SIBLINGS: DR. EDDIE R. HALL & DR. SANDRA HALL-LAY
WHO WE ARE
- Future Seekers, Inc. (FSI) specializes in supporting the academic, social, career, & personal development of adolescents through comprehensive programs, resources, and referrals.
- Our goal is to empower youth to make informed, positive choices in every area of their lives—while also fostering stronger family relations.
MILESTONES
2003
🔹 Future Seekers, Inc. is officially incorporated.
2005
🔹 Launched our first Summer Program at Cliftondale Park
🔹 Hosted our first Summer Extravaganza
🔹 Opened our first office space
🔹 Started our first After-School Program for girls at Fairburn Road site
🔹 Launched a co-ed After-School Program at Herndon Homes
2009
🔹 Relocated the girls' program to West Manor Park
🔹 Opened a male After-School Program at Fairburn Road site
2011
🔹 Held our first FSI Oscar Awards, celebrating youth achievement
2012
🔹 Launched our first FIRST Robotics Team
2013
🔹 Opened an After-School Program at KIPP Atlanta Collegiate
2014
🔹 Added a second FIRST Robotics Team to expand our STEM offerings
2015
🔹 Moved the Youth Center and main offices to East Point
🔹 Opened our fifth After-School Program at the new Youth Center
2016
🔹 Merged robotics teams into the TeknoSquad
🔹 Launched our sixth program site at Johnson STEM Activity Center
2017
🔹 Introduced the Georgia Builders of Youth Program (formerly known as Georgia YouthBuild Program) for workforce readiness and education
2020
🔹 Added Operation: Drug-Free Community (DFC) to prevent youth substance use
2024
🔹 Moved the Youth Center and main offices to Douglasville