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Future Successors ServicesScholarship Program
Future Successors is a nonprofit that helps middle and high school students find what they love and learn business and leadership skills. It runs a virtual after-school business club, a career and college expo for Atlanta Public Schools seniors, and college trips. It also gives college scholarships.
711 Cosmopolitan Drive, Suite 309 AtlantaListing checked Oct 16
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ScholarshipsGovernment office
Georgia National Guard Service Cancelable LoanREACH Georgia Scholarship ProgramScholarship for Engineering Education (SEE) Service Cancelable Loan
The Georgia Student Finance Commission is the state agency that runs Georgia's college and career school money programs, including HOPE and Zell Miller. It manages scholarships, grants, and loans that can be forgiven, and offers free help for families planning to pay for school. Details and applications for the state programs are on the GAfutures website.
2082 East Exchange Place TuckerListing checked Oct 10
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CAPS ProgramTuition Scholarships
Grant Park Cooperative Preschool is a parent-run preschool in Atlanta's Grant Park neighborhood. It cares for children from infants to age 5 and uses a play-, art- and nature-based Reggio Emilia-inspired approach. Families help run the school, and morning and extended-day programs are offered Monday to Friday.
501 Grant Street SE AtlantaListing checked Oct 16
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ScholarshipsGovernment office
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Equipment Technician CoursesBuilding Operator Certification Scholarships
Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA) is a state agency that works on energy and water projects. It runs the Weatherization Assistance Program, which makes homes of low-income households use less energy. It also offers home energy loans and loans and grants for water, energy and other public projects.
47 Trinity Ave., SW AtlantaListing checked Oct 14
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Quarterman-Keller ScholarsJohn Lewis Scholars
This is a program at Spelman College, a women's college in Atlanta. A select group of Spelman students take part in advocacy internships, monthly talks, book discussions and project design. The program also runs a podcast called The Blue Record and a discussion series called Spelman Speaks.
350 Spelman Lane SW AtlantaListing checked Oct 16
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nsoro Educational Foundation helps young people who are aging out of foster care pay for and finish college or trade school. Its scholarship covers school costs like tuition, room and board, and books. People can also give money or volunteer.
1175 Peachtree Street NE AtlantaListing checked Oct 13
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Teens on the Move-100 (TOTM-100)
This is the Atlanta chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women. It is a volunteer-run nonprofit that speaks up for Black women and girls on health, education, money and civic issues. Its main youth program, Teens on the Move, mentors girls ages 13 to 18 and gives college scholarships.
925 B Peachtree St NE #209 AtlantaListing checked Oct 16
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Beyond the Challenge ProgramIt's LITeracy Summer CampStudent volunteer hours
Toots for Books is a nonprofit that works to raise reading and education levels. Its Beyond the Challenge program helps young people ages 16 to 23 with tutoring, GED and college prep, scholarships, student housing, job training, and books or book stipends. It also runs a summer reading camp for kids.
426 West Marietta Street Northwest AtlantaListing checked Oct 13
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YMC Cares Foundation is a nonprofit started by Brandon Young, the founder of Young Management & Consulting. It gives $1,500 scholarships to high school students each quarter. It also offers free training for young adults who want clean energy careers.
200 Piedmont Ave., SE AtlantaListing checked Oct 19
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Callanwolde is a nonprofit arts center on a historic 12-acre estate in Atlanta. It offers art, dance, writing, pottery and wellness classes, summer camps, concerts and shows. It also runs free arts programs for Title I and Title III students, veterans and people with disabilities, and has financial aid for classes.
980 Briarcliff Rd., NE AtlantaListing checked Oct 10
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Cool ConnectionsCool ScholarsCool Girls Club
Cool Girls is an Atlanta group that helps girls from low-income neighborhoods grow into confident young women. It runs free after-school clubs, a high school leadership program, and one-to-one mentoring at partner schools. Volunteers and college interns help run the programs.
315 W. Ponce De Leon Ave Suite 800 DecaturListing checked Oct 13
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ScholarshipsGovernment office
100 Days of Summer H.E.A.T.Car Seat Inspection Station RegistrationClick It or Ticket
This is a Georgia state office that teaches people how to drive and ride more safely. It runs safety campaigns and shares car seat help, helmet tips, and traffic data. It also gives grants to agencies and colleges and runs a driver's education scholarship for teens.
7 Martin Luther King Jr., Dr., SE AtlantaListing checked Oct 10
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Nursing student scholarship fundEducational Loan Repayment (Georgia Board of Health Care Workforce)
The Georgia Nurses Association started in 1907 and is the largest professional group for registered nurses in Georgia. It runs a nursing job board, shares news about scholarships and loan repayment, and offers membership with events and member-only resources.
3032 Briarcliff Road NE AtlantaListing checked Oct 10
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Get Your Teen to Israel (parent event) (Sun, Nov 15 · 3:30–5:00 pm)Federation Camp ScholarshipsJTeen Teen Scholarships
The Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta raises money and runs programs that support Jewish life in Atlanta, Israel, and around the world. It offers camp and teen scholarships, free Jewish books for kids, help finding services for older adults, and events for families, teens, and young adults. It also funds and works with many other Jewish groups.
6120 Powers Ferry Road Suite 200 AtlantaListing checked Oct 13
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Andrew Young HBCU Scholarship Program
The Andrew J. Young Foundation is a nonprofit started in 2003 by Ambassador Andrew Young. It works on hunger, peace and fairness. In Atlanta it runs a youth aquaponics (fish and plant farming) learning program with a YMCA and a scholarship program tied to HBCUs.
260 14th Street NW AtlantaListing checked Oct 16
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UNCF Scholarships and Scholarship Account Help
UNCF Atlanta is the Atlanta office of UNCF, a national group that helps students get to and through college and supports historically Black colleges. The office serves Georgia, Tennessee and South Carolina. It raises money through events and giving, and students with a UNCF scholarship account can get help from the UNCF Frontline Team.
245 Peachtree Center Ave NE, Suite 2800 AtlantaListing checked Oct 16
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Atlanta Music Project helps children and teens learn instruments, sing in choirs, and perform in concerts, with a focus on communities with fewer resources. It covers music tuition and provides instruments for many programs, though registration or after-school fees may apply. Students and alumni can also get college and career guidance and help paying for college.
883 Dill Ave SW AtlantaListing checked Oct 5
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100 Black Men of Atlanta is a group of professional men who mentor young people in Atlanta, especially African-American youth. Their main program, Project Success, gives students mentors, help getting ready for college, and tuition money after high school. They also run a robotics program and a campaign to cut gun violence.
101 Jackson St, N.E., 2nd Floor AtlantaListing checked Oct 10
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Talent Development Program (TDP)
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra plays classical and special concerts at Atlanta Symphony Hall in Midtown. It also runs programs for young people, such as a training program for student musicians, family concerts and online music lessons. Georgia college students can get a discounted concert pass.
1280 Peachtree St NE AtlantaListing checked Oct 16
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ScholarshipsLarge agency with many programs
The YMCA of Metro Atlanta runs programs for kids, teens, families and adults at many branches across the metro area. These include afterschool care for grades K-5, day and school-break camps, early learning, swim lessons, youth sports, and wellness classes. Financial help is available for families who need it.
275 East Lake Drive Southeast AtlantaListing checked Oct 10
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