147 organizations
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Nigerian Women Association of Georgia, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Georgia. It supports women, youth, and children through scholarships, Nigerian cultural education, volunteer work, orphanage support, health fairs, and fundraising for projects in Georgia and Nigeria.
9 services
LaAmistad is a nonprofit that helps Latino students and families in metro Atlanta. It offers after-school tutoring, summer learning, parent workshops, English classes, adult education, scholarships, and community center programs.
12 services
Georgia Nurses Association is a statewide professional association for registered nurses in Georgia. It helps nurses through advocacy, professional development, job listings, scholarships through its foundation, and a peer assistance program for nurses dealing with substance use disorder.
5 services
YMC Cares Foundation is a nonprofit connected to Young Management & Consulting. It helps people with need-based grants, scholarships for high school students, and training for clean energy jobs.
4 services
H.E.R.O. for Children, legally Hearts Everywhere Reaching Out for Children, Inc., helps Georgia children who are living with HIV or affected by HIV in their family. They offer free mentoring, camp, life skills, scholarships, holiday gifts, and special experiences that support children and teens outside of medical care.
6 services
AVPRIDE is a youth development nonprofit serving young people in Coweta, Fayette, Macon, and related Georgia communities. It helps students through after-school STEAM, tutoring, mentoring, leadership programs, scholarships, and substance misuse prevention work.
11 services
Communities In Schools of Douglas County is a dropout prevention program connected with the Douglas County School System. It helps students stay in school by coordinating support like mentoring, after-school help, health support, scholarships, and family services through schools.
11 services
Women in Film and Television Atlanta is a member-based group for women and allies in film, TV, video, and other screen media. It helps people connect, learn, find professional opportunities, apply for scholarships, and get support around workplace harassment in the entertainment industry.
7 services
Georgia PTA is a statewide parent and child advocacy group. It helps families, students, schools, and local PTAs through advocacy, family engagement resources, leadership support, student arts recognition, and some scholarships.
8 services
Another Round Another Rally is a nonprofit that helps hospitality workers, including bar and restaurant workers. It offers emergency aid, disaster relief, mental health support, legal and job-search help in some programs, and scholarships or training for professional growth.
10 services
Hagerty Drivers Foundation is a nonprofit that supports car culture, driver education, and automotive history. It gives grants for teen driver education, supports automotive training programs and scholarships, and runs projects that preserve important historic vehicles.
5 services
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church is an active Baptist church in southeast Atlanta. It offers worship, Bible study, and church ministries, including a food pantry, community outreach, youth and young adult ministry, prison ministry, and scholarship support. Call the church office to ask when the food pantry or other help is available.
South Atlanta9 services
Georgia Student Finance Commission is a State of Georgia agency that helps Georgians pay for education after high school. It runs HOPE, Zell Miller, Dual Enrollment, scholarships, grants, loans, outreach workshops, and college financial aid information through GAfutures.
12 services
Operation Once in a Lifetime is a nonprofit that helps U.S. service members, veterans, and their families. It gives emergency financial help, school grants, care packages, travel support, toys, household items, and special trips or experiences for military families.
12 services
Simon Youth Foundation helps young people finish high school and get money for college or other education after high school. It runs Simon Youth Academies with public school districts, including two listed in Lawrenceville, Georgia, and offers scholarship programs for eligible students.
6 services
Broadcasters Foundation of America is a national charity for people who work, or have worked, in radio and television broadcasting. It gives financial help to broadcasters and their families during serious illness, accidents, natural disasters, and other major emergencies, and it also runs scholarships, internships, and industry outreach events.
10 services
The Technical College System of Georgia is the state agency over Georgia's technical colleges, adult education, and workforce training. It helps people find GED and HiSET classes, English classes, job training, technical college programs, and grants that can help pay for testing or tuition.
7 services
Dolphin Scholarship Foundation helps children, stepchildren, and spouses of U.S. Navy Submarine Force members pay for college or trade school. It gives scholarships and also runs fundraising events and an art calendar contest to support submarine families.
6 services
MassMutual is a national life insurance and financial services company. Its LifeBridge program is listed on MassMutual's official site as a free life insurance program meant to help children from income-eligible families pay education costs if an insured parent or guardian dies.
1 service
Kirsten Haglund Foundation (KHF) helps people seeking recovery from eating disorders. Today it offers a virtual transitional living program for adults, raises money for treatment support, and lists eating disorder treatment and scholarship resources. Its higher-level-care treatment scholarship application is currently on hold, but it says scholarships are available for the virtual program.
6 services
