Common Courtesy, Inc.

10/06/2022

We’re excited to announce the launch of Common Courtesy’s new website, designed with you in mind!

ccrides.org now includes sections for Healthcare, Government, Nonprofit, & Individual/Family partners, providing more context for how our service helps get your communities where they need to go.

We’ve also added new case studies, testimonials, team bios, news stories, and ways to get involved for those who may be unfamiliar with our service. Please take a look & let us know what you think!

www.ccrides.org

07/19/2022

We provide safe, high-quality, low-cost, and efficient rides for your patients.

Contact us to find out how we can help your healthcare practice thrive.

https://ccrides.org/how-it-works/healthcare

07/13/2022

We’re proud to meet the transportation needs of our many healthcare partners, like our friends at Grady Cancer Center. Please let us know if we can assist your team in 2022!

https://ccrides.org/how-it-works/healthcare

07/04/2022

Happy Independence Day!

And as a transportation nonprofit, we are proud to offer transportation independence to our friends and partners across the country. Though the bags in this picture are not for sale, we think they express our mission well :)

We wish you and your families a wonderful and relaxing July 4th.

11/22/2021

We were honored to be featured on CBS46's Better Call Harry last week for funding rides for a local cancer patient to get to her chemo appointments safely.

Thank you to Samler for shining a light on the important issue of providing for folks in need.

ATLANTA (CBS46) -- When a 71-year-old grandmother called CBS46 News about a small sinkhole in her front yard, we realized, it was the least of her problems.

11/17/2021

In October, founders Bob and Anne Carr hosted the Common Courtesy team in their backyard to celebrate a great year of hard work throughout the pandemic.

It was such a joy to gather in person again, and the weather was beautiful 🍁

Thank you to the Carrs for hosting a wonderful event, and thank you to the team for all you do for our riders!

https://www.commoncourtesyrides.org/post/grateful-for-our-team

11/15/2021

Exciting news!

We will be featured on Better Call Harry CBS46 tonight at 6:10 pm in a story that highlights how Common Courtesy is helping a stranded older adult in Dekalb County get to and from cancer treatments.

Tune in if you can!

03/24/2021

We are humbled that the highlighted our vaccine transportation program w/ Fulton County Senior Services in today's paper :)

Learn more about the innovative program that helps keep our seniors safe:

A rideshare program hired by Fulton County is helping to get senior citizens to vaccination sites.Margo Williams, 70, drove herself to get her first vaccination in February at the Aviation Community Cultural Center. Everything went according to plan from the directions to receiving the vaccine and r...

03/15/2021

We are honored to partner with Fulton County to offer free rides to COVID-19 vaccination sites for eligible seniors 60+.

We'll be providing as many as 2,500 complimentary rides a month through Fulton County's Health Equity Initiative to make it easier for eligible seniors to get vaccinated!

Learn more on our blog:

We are proud to announce that Common Courtesy is now participating in Fulton County’s Health Equity Initiative to provide free transportation to COVID-19 vaccination sites for eligible Fulton County seniors who are 60-years-old and above. Through the program, Common Courtesy will schedule rideshar...

11/30/2020

Help us get those in need where they need to go :)

Donate today to help Common Courtesy coordinate free-to-low-cost rides for our neighbors to get to critical destinations like doctor appointments and grocery stores.

11/25/2020

Happy Thanksgiving week to our wonderful riders & supporters!

We are grateful to have coordinated over one hundred thousand rides for our neighbors who lack mobility options, from medical trips to grocery store visits.

As nears, please consider a gift to help us continue to get those in need where they need to go.