Undugu Foundation
40 Courtland St NE, Atlanta, 30303
(678) 643-7593
Undugu Foundation is an Atlanta nonprofit that creates safe spaces for Black and Brown men to talk honestly, heal and support one another. It holds regular men's gatherings, called Chop It Up sessions, including Tuesday evenings. Men can find brotherhood, emotional wellness and leadership growth. Offers: Men's support circles (Chop It Up sessions); Emotional wellness and mental health conversations; Brotherhood and mentoring; Leadership and accountability programs. Check undugu.org for the next gathering or email info@undugufoundation.org.
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What they offer 4
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Chop-It-UpProgram
A private, in-person night where men talk honestly about what they are carrying, such as relationships, grief, purpose and mental health. Other men listen with care.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Committees (volunteer service pathways)Program
Committees are ways for men to volunteer their skills for the brotherhood, such as technology, fundraising, events, outreach, wellness and economic empowerment.
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Undugu Foundation ServicesService
This service gives Black and Brown men a place to talk, heal, and support each other. It is for men who want brotherhood, emotional wellness, and help growing as leaders.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Undugu SpeaksProgram
A Tuesday evening practice night where men write and give real speeches. It helps them find their voice, gain confidence and grow as leaders.
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