403 organizations
We are still writing the honest guide for this category. In the meantime, the organizations below are ready to help.
FOCUS, also connected with Fragile Kids through a merger, helps Georgia families who have children, teens, and young adults with lifelong developmental or physical disabilities. They offer parent support, hospital visits, adapted camps and activities, respite, swim team, teen and young adult programs, and equipment grants or loans.
12 services
Fellowship of Faith Church International is a full-gospel Christian church in East Point. Its Feed the Hungry ministry gives food boxes and clothes to people who come to the church for help, and the church also offers prayer, worship, Bible study, youth activities, and other ministries.
9 services
DeKalb County Human Services is a county government department that connects DeKalb residents to support programs. It helps seniors, youth, families, caregivers, and local nonprofits through transportation, aging services, youth programs, referrals, and grants.
6 services
Stupid Cancer is a nonprofit for teens and young adults affected by cancer. It helps patients, survivors, caregivers, and professionals connect through online meetups, in-person events, education, stories, and CancerCon.
7 services
Tuesday's Children now operates as Tuesday's Promise. It supports 9/11 families, 9/11 first responders, and families who lost someone through post-9/11 military service with mentoring, peer groups, community programs, and help finding resources.
8 services
Corners Outreach helps underserved Metro Atlanta students of color and their families through school support and job opportunities. They run early learning, tutoring, teen programs, music, soccer, parent workshops, workforce training, job placement, and basic-needs support.
12 services
Every Kid Sports is a national nonprofit that helps children play recreational sports by paying youth sports registration fees. Families apply online, and approved families get funds on a virtual Chek card to pay the league or sports organization directly.
2 services
Mental Health America of Georgia is a nonprofit that teaches people about mental health, suicide prevention, and how to find help. It serves Georgia through training, youth programs, Spanish-language classes, advocacy, resource referrals, and online mental health screening.
13 services
Hosea Helps is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps families and people in need with food, supplies, children’s events, and other human services. They run holiday meal events, back-to-school support, school and community deliveries, volunteer programs, and a women’s job readiness program.
Hammond Park11 services
The Age-Out Project helps young adults who are aging out of foster care. They offer transitional housing, case management, life skills training, and workforce and education support in the Marietta area.
5 services
The United States Department of Agriculture runs federal food and nutrition programs through its Food and Nutrition Service. Its National School Lunch Program helps schools and child care institutions serve healthy lunches to children, including free or reduced-price meals for eligible students.
5 services
The United House of Prayer for All People of the Church on the Rock of the Apostolic Faith is a Christian church with a congregation in Atlanta. It offers worship services, Sunday School, youth scholastic awards, college scholarship support, religious education, and music education through church programs.
6 services
The Adoption Center, historically known as National Adoption Center, helps youth in foster care build permanent family and supportive adult connections. It works with families, foster care agencies, mentors, and volunteers through match events, youth profiles, media recruitment, and mentoring.
6 services
Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta is the local Girl Scout council for girls in the Atlanta region. They help girls build confidence and leadership through troops, badges, STEM, outdoor activities, summer camp, community service, cookie sales, and special events.
11 services
American Legion Auxiliary is a volunteer organization that supports veterans, military members, and their families. It helps through scholarships, youth leadership programs, volunteer service at VA facilities, community service projects, and emergency grants for eligible Auxiliary members.
11 services
Girls For A Change is a Richmond-area nonprofit that prepares Black girls for leadership, school, work, and community change. It runs after-school teams, summer leadership camp, workforce and technology programs, mentoring, family events, and showcases where girls present their work.
7 services
Bikers Against Child Abuse (B.A.C.A.) of Georgia is the Georgia state presence of B.A.C.A. International. It supports children who have been abused by helping them feel safer, showing up with trained members, supporting them at court when allowed, and working with child protection and law enforcement systems already involved.
10 services
GUIDE, Inc. is a Gwinnett-based nonprofit that helps young people, families, schools, and community groups prevent substance use and build youth leadership. They run youth boards, leadership programs, prevention coalitions, and trainings on topics like suicide prevention, youth mental health, tobacco, alcohol, and prescription drug misuse.
11 services
Camp Horizon is a nonprofit that supports children, teens, and young adults impacted by foster care in metro Atlanta. They offer free summer camp, mentoring, life skills programs, leadership programs, outings, and events so youth can build friendships, confidence, and support.
8 services
Andrew P. Stewart Center is a community development nonprofit in the Pittsburgh neighborhood of southwest Atlanta. It helps neighbors through after-school and summer programs for students, teen leadership support, wellness resources, and affordable housing for local families.
Pittsburgh10 services
