Menu
Increase leadership development opportunities for individuals, civic groups, and community coalitions.
Engage residents and local leaders in the innovation and redesign process of a neighborhood in order to implement best practices in education, income, education, health, and housing.
Strengthen skills of individuals and groups to participate in civic action, build broader coalitions, and advocate for improvements in their communities, amplifying the voices of residents.
Our research shows that the percentage of BIPOC population in Priority 1 and 2 neighborhoods is greater than the percentage of BIPOC who make up the Greater Atlanta population.
As part of our Child Well-Being Mission, we launched the Racial Equity and Healing Fund, which supports our work to improve child well-being in high-need neighborhoods by addressing systemic inequalities. Through this fund, we provide grants to programs predominately led by BIPOC that have a demonstrated track record of impacting individuals and families that live in communities with low child well-being scores.
404.527.7200
© Copyright 2024 United Way of Greater Atlanta. All Rights Reserved.
Today your donation goes further with a dollar-for-dollar match up to $100,000 from generous friends including KMPG and PwC.
