When fathers are present and supported, families thrive — but many dads don’t know where to start. Myer Krah of Daddy Stroller Social Club and Lamont Jones of Furthering Fathering work with United Way of Greater Atlanta to help engaged fathers get the fatherhood support they need to be the best they can be.

When school is out, thousands of Atlanta families face gaps in food, child care, and support. Learn how free summer meals, enrichment programs, and essential resources across Greater Atlanta are helping kids stay nourished, safe, and on track.

In Greater Atlanta, only 26% of children are proficient readers by 4th grade. Events like Kindergarten Signing Day support children and families with the resources they need to start strong and help change the statistics!

Food insecurity affects health, education, and opportunity across our region—and solving it will take all of us. Learn what you can do to help food insecurity.

United Way of Greater Atlanta’s College Bound program helped a first‑generation student navigate financial aid, complete the FAFSA, and see college as a real possibility.

A mother of six finds safety, dignity, and family at a Forest Park family shelter—showing how community led United Way support creates paths to ending homelessness.

An Arden’s Garden partnership with our CareerReady ATL youth apprenticeship program fills workforce gaps, sparks innovation, and supports local youth.

 Improve your nonprofit donations by learning what charity to donate to, how to give with confidence, and the best ways to make your donation count.

Jennifer and Charmaine’s connection shows how a women’s leadership coaching program creates access for Greater Atlanta’s emerging community leaders. 

Spring is the perfect time to step up for our community. Here are five easy ways you can help Greater Atlanta grow and thrive.