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2023 Grantee List

3Keys
ADA Developers Academy
Atlanta Land Trust
Atlanta Regional Collaborative for Health Improvement (ARCHI)
Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation
Automotive Training Center
Bobby Dodd Institute
Boys and Girls Clubs of the Chattahoochee Valley
Braven
Canopy Atlanta
Center for the Visually Impaired
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
CHRIS 180
Christian City
Clarkston Community Health Center
Community Helping Place
Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School
Emory University Nia Project
Family Promise of Athens
Focused Community Strategies
Furniture Bank of Metro Atlanta
Gateway Center

Georgia Early Education Alliance for
Ready Students
Giving Health
HOUSE ATL
Immigrant Hope Atlanta
L.E.A.D. Center for Youth
LeKotech of Georgia
Marietta City Schools
Morris Brown College
Next Generation Focus
Richmont Graduate University
Ser Familia
Sheltering Arms
Soccer in the Streets
Star-C
STAR House Foundation
Tekton Career Training
United Way of Greater Atlanta
Vashti Center
Voices for Georgia’s Children
Wellspring Living
Wilderness Works
Women in Technology

2022 Grantee List

21st Century Leaders
9to5 National Association of Working Women Inc
Agape Youth & Family Center
Automotive Training Center
CaringWorks
Central Outreach and Advocacy Center
Children’s Development Academy
CHRIS 180
Clifton Sanctuary Ministries, Inc.
Cobb Collaborative
College AIM
Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta
Concrete Jungle
COR
Emory University, Nia Project
First Step Staffing
Friends of Refugees
Gateway Center
Georgia Budget and Policy Institute
Georgia Gwinnett College Foundation Inc.
Georgia Interfaith Public Policy Center
Georgia Justice Project
Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education
Georgia State University Foundation
Georgia Works, Housing Tonight
Georgians for a Healthy Future
Good Samaritan Atlanta
Grady Health Foundation
Georgia Resilience and Opportunity Fund
Hillside, Inc.
Hopebound
Kate’s Club

Kennesaw State University Foundation Inc, Call Me mister
La Amistad
Los Ninos Primero
Marietta Schools Foundation
Mercy Care
MLK Sr Community Resource Collaborative
Nana Grants
National Alliance on Mental Illness
Neighborhood Nexus
New American Pathways
Odyssey Family Counseling
OneGoal Metro Atlanta
Orange Duffel Bag Initiative
Our House
Our House, Community Advanced Practice Nurses
Quality Care for Children
Refuge Coffee
Resilient Georgia
Richmont Graduate University
Sadie G. Mays Health & Rehabilitation Center
Salvation Army Augusta
Scholarship Academy
School Based Health Center Project (Emory)
St. Vincent de Paul Georgia
Star-C
Step Up on Second Street
Sweetwater Mission
The Extension
Transformations by Atlanta Angels Inc.
Vision To Learn
Voices for Georgia’s Children
Voices for Georgia’s Children, GSAN
Wholesome Wave Georgia

2021 Grantee List

3Keys
Advocates for Bartow’s Children
Agape Youth and Family Center
Asian American Resources
Atlanta Beltline Partnership
Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation
Automotive Training Center
Black Child Development Institute
Boyce L. Ansley School
Buckhead Christian Ministry
Central Outreach
CHRIS 180
Communities in Schools Atlanta
Community Friendship
COR
Dream Center of Henry County
Emory University (Nia Project)
First Step Staffing
Friends of Refugees
GA Early Education Alliance for Ready Students
GA Partnership for Excellence in Education
Georgia Budget and Policy Institute
Georgia Center for Nonprofits
Georgia Coalition against Domestic Violence
Georgia Justice Project
Georgia Resilience and Opportunity Fund
Georgia State University
Georgians for a Healthy Future
Good News Clinics
Good Samaritan Atlanta
Goodwill of North Georgia
Heritage Academy

Hope Atlanta
Hosea Feed the Hungry
International Rescue Committee Atlanta
Kidz2Leaders
Learn4Life
Los Ninos Primero
Marietta City Schools Foundation
Mercy Care
Metropolitan Counseling Center
MLK Sr Collaborative Resource Center
National Alliance on Mental Illness
Neighborhood Nexus
New American Pathways
New Life Community Ministries
North Fulton Community Charities
Orange Duffel Bag
Our House
Partners for Home
Per Scholas
Quality Care for Children
Richmont Graduate University
School Based Health Center Project
Scottdale Early Learning
Ser Familia
Serenade Heights
Sheltering Arms
Teach For America
United for Racial Equity and Healing Fund
United Way of SW GA – Reimagine Albany
Voices for Georgia’s Children
Walker – Marietta City Collaboration
Year Up
YMCA Atlanta

The Foundation’s mission is to support organizations committed to enhancing quality education and mental health access for families experiencing low income – particularly those strengthening talent pipelines, championing systemic solutions, and promoting collaboration.

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Our Renewed Strategic Direction

The Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Foundation is now poised to support organizations committed to enhancing quality education and mental health access for families experiencing low income, particularly those strengthening talent pipelines, championing systemic solutions, and promoting collaboration.

Specifically, the Foundation’s new priorities are to:

  1. Support high-quality, culturally relevant talent development, training, and placement for educators and mental health workforce to better serve families with low income in areas with shortages.
  2. Champion advocacy and policy agendas that strengthen and support the current workforce and broaden access for families with low income.
  3. Promote strategic partnerships and coordinated approaches to enhance access for families with low income.

The Foundation’s commitment to equity and limited capacity compel it to prioritize opportunities that focus on supporting families with low-income in historically marginalized or underserved communities. To increase our effectiveness and understanding of local systems, the Foundation’s funding efforts will be concentrated on organizations serving the 21-county Metro Atlanta area.

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