Atlanta Women's Foundation
3715 Northside Parkway, Building 400, Suite 725, Atlanta, 30327
(404) 577-5000
Atlanta Women's Foundation raises money for local nonprofits that help women and girls move out of poverty. People can join community events, learn about local needs, and support programs for women and girls. The foundation funds other groups and does not provide direct help to individuals. Offers: Grants to local nonprofits; Community events and campaigns; Philanthropic leadership training; Public research on women and girls. Email info@atlantawomen.org or use the contact form on their website.
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What they offer 8
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Inspire AtlantaProgram
A fundraising and community program for women who want to help. Each person leads a fundraising campaign for the foundation and builds connections and learns about issues facing women and girls.
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Philanthropic leadership trainingProgram
The foundation offers training that helps people give with purpose and impact. It also works with professional women, volunteer leaders and larger donors through its groups.
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Research reports on women and girlsService
The foundation does research on the challenges women and girls face in metro Atlanta and shares the reports publicly. Topics include mental health, girls, women's economic status, childcare and poverty.
Grants
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All Girls Forward: Girls Empowerment Program
A five-year grant effort (2023–2028) that pays local nonprofits to help girls living in poverty. The nonprofits offer things like school enrichment, mental health care, mentoring and life skills.
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Breaking Barriers, Building Women: Economic Empowerment Program
A grant effort that pays nonprofits to help women with school, housing, job training and money skills. Funded groups include Atlanta Habitat for Humanity, Nicholas House and Per Scholas.
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Grants to local nonprofits
The foundation raises money and gives grants to local nonprofits that help women and girls living in poverty. It also brings those groups together to share what works.
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Mental Health & Wellbeing Initiative
A five-year grant effort that pays nonprofits to improve mental health for women and girls. Funded care includes counseling, trauma care, health care for uninsured women, and housing and family support.
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Two-Generation Initiative
A grant effort that pays nonprofits to support young mothers and their children together. The services mix early childhood education, mental health care, career help and stability support.
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