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The correspondence documents communication among Habitat for Humanity administrators, as well as their exchanges with donors, volunteers, and other supporters, some of whom are celebrities or public officials. The series consists of general correspondence, which is filed alphabetically, and special correspondence, which is filed according to name or subject. Millard Fuller, founder and former president of Habitat for Humanity, is one of the primary correspondence in this series up until 2006 when Jonathan Reckford took his place. The correspondence covers a wide range of topics, including projects, events, fundraising, and organizational planning.

This collection consists of cigarette cards of actresses, photographs of celebrities, portraits and postcards of actors and actresses from various productions, cartoons, and cabinet cards. The scrapbooks display newspaper clippings and programs of productions. The autographs are photographs signed by celebrities; many are addressed to Harry Eaton. The articles, clippings, and notes include information about celebrities. The advertisements and posters promote various productions. The programs are from a myriad of productions from many genres, including comedies, dramas, tragedies, and French and Italian productions. The blueprints display the foundation of various stage scenery and sets.

This collection covers the years 1929 to 1998 and contains records documenting all aspects of the organization. Included are records of annual meetings, minutes of the Board of Directors, correspondence, records and minutes of the various committees, photographs, printed material, tree farm inspection records, and other material. Also included are financial and membership records consisting of account books, audit reports, and treasurer's reports as well as membership records that have close relation to financial matters.

The equipment series consists of helmets, pads, footballs, uniform accessories, and medical equipment used by UGA athletes and personnel.

This collection contains architectural drawings, project notes and slides regarding the work of James Longstreet Sibley Jennings, Jr. It also features correspondence, family history, photographs, and collected items regarding Josephine Sibley Couper, who was an artist.

The administrative files consist of the papers of Habitat for Humanity's International Board of Directors (IBOD), project manuals and guides, land and legal files, and watchdog reports and surveys. The IBOD files mostly contain meeting minutes and annual reports created by top-level administration. The project manuals and guides are bound volumes focusing both on specific projects and broader planning initiatives for the organization. The land and legal papers primarily concern properties in and around Americus, GA, home of the Habitat for Humanity headquarters. The watchdog files are made up of surveys and reports regarding consumer protection.

Collection consists of records of the Athens-Clarke Heritage Foundation, renamed Historic Athens, a non-profit preservation and advocacy organization for historic buildings in Athens, Georgia. This collection includes organization files; boards minutes; and files on special topics, projects, and events.