Take a walk down the streets of Atlanta, and you’re bound to see—or look away from—the faces of neighbors experiencing homelessness. In 2019, Trans Housing Coalition (THC) Founder and photographer Jesse Pratt Lopez refused to look away. She began photographing women on the street around Piedmont Avenue, drawn to their strength and resilience.   The LGBTQIA+…

United Way of Greater Atlanta announces its 2025–2026 Young Professional Leaders Cabinet, led by incoming Chair Eric Jones of Ameris Bank.

United Way of Greater Atlanta announces the largest African American Partnership Cabinet in the group’s history, led by co-chairs Monique M. Carter and Ricky McLeod.

We could not be more excited to introduce United Way of Greater Atlanta’s Women United Cabinet, a group of leaders committed to championing the needs of women and children throughout our region.  Last year, we celebrated 25 years of impact through Women United’s leadership, honoring Atlanta heroines and group founders Dr. Johnetta B. Cole, Ann…

15 years ago, United Way of Greater Atlanta helped launch GEEARS: Georgia Early Education Alliance for Ready Students, elevating our local early childhood education efforts statewide. From preserving the Georgia Pre-K program to promoting infant mental health, learn how strategic partnerships shaped the first five years of this advocacy organization—and why those early years matter…

A renovation and repair grant helps childcare provider Alana Dorsey live out her dream of serving the South Fulton community and provides space for her young learners to reach new heights.

United Way of Greater Atlanta announces its 2025–2026 Board of Directors, led by incoming Chair Brian Sappington. With 11 new members, the board is focused on advancing child well-being and breaking the cycle of poverty across the region.

From its earliest days, Publix Super Markets has been committed to strengthening the communities it serves. As Publix marks another year as United Way of Greater Atlanta’s leading corporate partner, we celebrate the vital role they’ve played in our 120-year journey.

Community Health Workers in Clarkston break down barriers to health education for refugee and immigrant families, driving health equity in a time where access to healthcare is under threat.

Imagine the year 2044…what do you want to see? We can shape Greater Atlanta’s future by investing in the kids who will grow up to become the heroes of tomorrow.