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Refugee Women's Network

Chefs Club

Refugee Women's Network is a Georgia nonprofit that helps refugee and immigrant women and their families build a new life. Staff help with settling in, job readiness, starting a food business, leadership, health and outdoor activities. There is also a youth program for Afghan youth ages 15 to 24.

500 South Columbia Drive DecaturListing checked Oct 13

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Classes & coachingGives help directly

Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs (ACE)

Getting Loan Ready ResourcesInitiate ProsperityLaunch HER: From Vision to LLC

ACE is a nonprofit lender that makes loans to small businesses in Georgia. Each loan comes with free coaching from a business advisor. Its Women's Business Center gives coaching and training in English and Spanish.

504 Fair Street SW AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Classes & coachingLarge agency with many programs

Urban League of Greater Atlanta

Small business trainingThe Entrepreneurship Center AcceleratorsYoung CEOs Program

The Urban League of Greater Atlanta has worked in metro Atlanta since 1920. Its Financial Empowerment & Economic Resilience Center is a one-stop place for emergency help with rent and bills, jobs, housing, small business help and money coaching. It also runs programs for young people and a water bill help program for DeKalb County.

230 Peachtree St., NE AtlantaListing checked Oct 14

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Women's Entrepreneurial Opportunity Project Inc./WEOP

ABOVE (Advancing Business Opportunities Ventures & Enterprises)Prime Time Contract Training

The Women's Entrepreneurial Opportunity Project (WEOP) is a nonprofit in Atlanta that helps women, especially Black, Indigenous, and women of color, build successful small businesses. It offers coaching, workshops, and networking through its ABOVE program, including special training on how to win government and private contracts.

250 Georgia Ave SE AtlantaListing checked Oct 20

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Service Corps of Retired Executives/SCORE - Atlanta Office

Accounting for Non-Accountants (Mon, Dec 14 · 2:00pm)Differentiate from Competition to Grow Revenues and Reduce Costs (Fri, Nov 20 · 10:00am)Putting It All Together – the Business Plan (Fri, Dec 4 · 10:00am)

SCORE Atlanta offers free business mentoring for people who want to start or grow a small business. Mentors are volunteers, and you can meet them in person or by email, phone or video. SCORE also runs free online workshops and webinars, and it has courses and templates you can use on your own.

233 Peachtree St NE, Suite 300 (Harris Tower) AtlantaListing checked Oct 19

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TruFund

Business Advisory Services & Programs in GeorgiaDueños del Crecimiento / Growth Owners

TruFund is a nonprofit lender with an Atlanta office. It offers small business loans and business advice to owners across Georgia. Its main focus is the 10-county Atlanta area, and it aims to reach women, minority, and disadvantaged owners.

352 University Avenue SW Unit N-129 AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Georgia Business Council

Business Growth Power WorkshopSmall Business Mentoring Session

The Georgia Business Council is a statewide group that helps small businesses in Georgia grow. It connects them with large company partners and offers events, mentoring and workshops. Its work is about business growth and supply chains.

759 W Peachtree Street NE, Suite 107 AtlantaListing checked Oct 13

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Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Chamber membership, networking and workshopsBusiness Center (educational arm)

The Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is a business group in Atlanta that works to help Hispanic businesses and professionals across Georgia. It offers networking, workshops, leadership training, a veterans group, and volunteer matching. Its site says it is open to all.

270 Peachtree St. NW, Suite 2200 AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Atlanta Business League

Digital Mastery Skills ProgramThe Bridge Program

The Atlanta Business League has served the Atlanta business community since 1933. It helps small and minority-owned businesses grow through membership, mentoring, training, events and advocacy. Members also get business referrals and technical help.

931 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. NW AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE)

First Fridays at RICE (First Fridays)Big IDEASCoaching Circles

The Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE) is an Atlanta group that helps entrepreneurs start and grow businesses. It runs a step-by-step learning program called Big IDEAS, with coaching, mentoring, and links to money and contacts. Members can also use office space, a mailbox, and storage at 504 Fair Street SW.

504 Fair Street SW AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Federation of Southern Cooperatives/Land Assistance Fund

Georgia Level Up Equipment Training (Date not announced)Webinars & trainingsLand retention and cooperative development help

The Federation of Southern Cooperatives/Land Assistance Fund is a member-owned nonprofit of mostly Black farmers, landowners, and co-ops. It helps people keep their family land and start businesses they own together. It does this through classes, events, and hands-on help, mostly in seven Southern states.

2769 Church Street East PointListing checked Oct 16

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Project Restart

Project Restart Community

Project Restart is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps people with criminal records and people who are locked up. It offers a free 12-week training program, one-on-one reentry support, a six-week program inside two facilities, and free online resource guides. The 2026 cohort is already full, and new details are expected in 2027.

AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Sweet Auburn Green & Equitable (SAGE)

SAGE Microloan ProgramSweet Auburn Green & Equitable (SAGE) Services

SAGE is a community hub for the Sweet Auburn neighborhood in Atlanta. It offers loans and grants for local businesses and creative people, runs four community gardens, and holds monthly Saturday health and wellness gatherings. Its office is at 522 Auburn Avenue.

522 Auburn Avenue AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Operation Hope, Inc.

Small Business Development1MBB (One Million Black Business Initiative)

Operation HOPE is a national nonprofit with its main office in Atlanta. Its coaches give free money coaching and classes on credit, buying a first home, starting a small business, and getting back on your feet after a disaster. It also runs money programs for young people.

191 Peachtree St., NE AtlantaListing checked Oct 14

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ATDC at Georgia Tech

Training classes, info sessions and events (Date not announced)ATDC EducateATDC statewide regional support

ATDC is Georgia's startup incubator, backed by Georgia Tech. It coaches technology founders and connects them to investors, talent and corporate partners. It takes no ownership in your company. It has three membership levels: Educate for anyone in Georgia with a business idea, Accelerate for early tech companies, and Signature for fast-growing tech companies.

Georgia Tech campus AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Quality Care for Children (QCC)

Family Child Care NetworkProvider Back OfficeProvider Resource Hub

Quality Care for Children is a nonprofit that has worked with Georgia families and child care providers since 1979. It helps parents find child care, learn about help paying for it, and apply for state help like CAPS. It also coaches and trains child care providers and runs a food program for child care programs.

3 Corporate Boulevard Northeast AtlantaListing checked Oct 10

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Classes & coachingGives help directly

Invest Atlanta

Business Assistance for Entrepreneurs, Startups and Small Businesses

Invest Atlanta is the City of Atlanta's economic development agency. It helps businesses with loans, bonds, tax credits, and one-on-one office hours. Its site also has a section for homebuyers and homeowners. Its work is for places inside Atlanta city limits.

133 Peachtree St. NE AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Thomas W. Dortch, Jr. Foundation

Financial Literacy, Investing and Entrepreneurship in SchoolsSmall Business Incubation Program

The Thomas W. Dortch, Jr. Foundation was started in 2005 in Atlanta. It works to build strong leaders in underserved communities. It offers mentoring, health and wellness, money skills, and business and entrepreneurship programs for students in Georgia.

2211 Cascade Road AtlantaListing checked Oct 13

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Classes & coachingFaith community

FCS Ministries

Start:ME small business accelerator

Focused Community Strategies (FCS) works with neighbors in Historic South Atlanta and Thomasville Heights. It runs a neighborhood grocery store and café, repairs homes for seniors, helps build affordable housing, and supports small businesses. It also runs a youth group and a bike program.

1297 McDonough B. AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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