Recent Grants & Support

Common Good Funds 

Fall 2009 Grant Cycle


TOTAL $800,000


Atlanta AIDS Partnership Fund

2009 Grant Cycle


TOTAL $400,000

 

Metropolitan Atlanta Arts Fund

Fall 2009 Grant Recipients


TOTAL $500,000

Spring 2009 Grant Recipients


TOTAL $500,000

 

Neighborhood Fund

2009 Grantees

  • Caring for Others (Fulton): $7,500 – Family Resource Center
  • Plant a Row for the Hungry of Morgan County (Morgan): $5,000 – Community garden
  • Neighborhood Gallery Arts Center (DeKalb): $5,000 – Arts after-school program 
  • Shadowrock Acres Neighborhood Watch (DeKalb): $2,500 – Community block party and clubhouse
  • Westview Community Organization (Fulton): $2,100 – Development plan
  • Brentwood Neighborhood Association (Fulton): $5,000 – Green space for community beautification project
  • Ceek to Fulfill (Rockdale): $5,000 – Life skills training for youth
  • Village at Oakbrook Lake Homeowner's Association (Gwinnett): $6,000 – Lakeside walkway
  • 303 Community Coalition, Inc. (Fulton): $2,000 – Resident leadership development
  • Community Gardens of Henry County (Henry): $2,000 – Two community gardens
  • Lake Claire Community Land Trust (DeKalb): $6,500 – Green space for community improvement
  • Neighborhood Planning Unit-H Health Committee (Fulton): $5,000 – Community health assessment          
  • Not by Bread Alone (DeKalb): $3,000 – Breakfast programs encouraging civic engagement         
  • Young Street Teens (Fulton): $5,000 – Youth computer literacy program
    Fayette Alliance Coordinating Team (Fayette): $8,000 – Leadership training for the older adults
  • Cascade Parc Property Owners (Fulton): $1,500 – Civic engagement with a community movie night
  • Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Henry County Alumni Chapter (Henry): $4,500 – Mentoring program for elementary and middle school young women


TOTAL: $75,600 in cash grants; an additional $41,5000 was invested in providing coaching/training for grantees.

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