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Together, can help families today, tomorrow and in the future achieve economic stability.
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Every child whose life we change will go on to change the lives of countless other children, families and communities. And when we work together — pooling our resources, time and energy — our community impact grows exponentially to create an equitable future for all. Let's do MORE, together.
Georgia Out-of-School Time Providers are Invited to Apply for Building Opportunities for Out-of-School Time (BOOST) Grants With the passage of the American Rescue Plan in … Read more
Right now, thousands of families across the City of Atlanta are at risk of eviction or homelessness due to COVID-19-related financial hardship. But there’s hope. … Read more
The Atlanta COVID-19 Emergency Housing Assistance Program recently experienced technical issues with applications and some applicants may have received an error message. If you received … Read more
Markesha moved to Atlanta, escaping a Florida neighborhood that had become violent and unsafe for her two children. But finding an apartment became a challenge—and … Read more
Jennifer Swain and the staff at youthSpark saw what could only be described as a “gap in the juvenile court system.” It needed to be … Read more
Mona Sabeti wanted to volunteer in Atlanta during Pride Month. Sabeti’s new to Atlanta—she’s pre-COVID-19 pandemic “new,” but still, not too long before that. So, … Read more
When you donate to United Way of Greater Atlanta, you join communities of like-minded individuals to drive sustainable improvements in the well-being of children, families and individuals across Greater Atlanta.
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