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Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta (Georgia)
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Funder Type

Private Foundation
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IT Classification

C - Funds little to no technology
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Authority

Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta
Summary

The Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta offers a wide range of competitive financial grants to nonprofit organizations in the 23-county metro Atlanta area. Support takes place through multiple programs, including general operating support, as well as programs and partnerships focused on specific areas of interest and need. In addition to financial grants, the Foundation provides consulting and management assistance.
TogetherATL is the Foundation's strategic touchstone, our blueprint for a collaborative approach to equity with community stakeholders, donors and nonprofit partners like you to examine the most complex challenges the region faces and to create solutions that build a thriving region. Together, we will work to secure prosperity for all who call Atlanta home. TogetherATL supports equity strategies, with a focus on racial equity, to build a better, greater region. TogetherATL centers community-informed grantmaking with an emphasis on places and systems.
The Foundation oversees numerous grant opportunities:
Arts, Culture and Creative Industries
- A Place to Perform: A Place to Perform provides grants to nonprofit arts organizations to gain access to performance venues and facilities, so they in turn can produce performing arts experiences for the public.
- Metropolitan Atlanta Arts Fund: The Metropolitan Atlanta Arts Fund was created in 1993 to provide resources to strengthen independent small- and medium-sized arts organizations with annual operating budgets under $2 million located throughout the Foundation's metro Atlanta service area. The Arts Fund provides general operating support for programming and operations to increase public engagement with, and access to, various forms of art across the region.
Income and Wealth
- Details about his program will be posted on July 22, 2022.
Places
- Neighborhood Fund: The Neighborhood Fund provides grants in South Cobb, South Fulton and Thomasville.
- Community Activation: Details about this program will be posted on July 22, 2022.
Other
- Extra Wish: Donors provide monetary contributions for tangible goods that contribute in a clear way to the success of organizations and the people served.
History of Funding

In 2018 $112.5 million in grants were awarded to 2700 Organizations. The Foundation's past grant reports are available here: https://cfgreateratlanta.org/nonprofits/grantreports/.
Additional Information

Interested applicants should first create an organizational profile in the Community Foundation's application portal. Profiles may be updated at: https://www.gdg.do/prod1/portal/portal.jsp?c=8693710&p=8699963&g=8699983. Applicants will then be invited to submit a Common Grant Application, which details finances, governance, human resources and more.
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Eligibility Details

Non-profit organizations in the 23-county metro-Atlanta region are eligible to apply.
- Pickens
- Bartow
- Cherokee
- Forsyth
- Hall
- Paulding
- Cobb
- Gwinnett
- Barrow
- Carroll
- Douglas
- Fulton
- Dekalb
- Rockdale
- Walton
- Coqweta
- Fayette
- Clayton
- Henry
- Newton
- Morgan
- Coweta
- Fayette
- Henry
- Spalding
- Butts
Deadline Details

Deadlines vary based on program area:
- A Place to Perform: September 15, 2022
- Metropolitan Atlanta Arts Fund: October 13, 2022
- Income and Wealth: August 22, 2022
- Neighborhood Fund: October 13, 2022
- Community Activation: August 22, 2022
- Extra Wish: July 29, 2022
Award Details

Individual award amounts vary based on program area.
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