For Mary Ellen Garrett, philanthropy is not just a financial decision—it’s a deeply personal one. As an advisor with Merrill Lynch, she has spent decades helping clients think through how they want to give back, ...

For decades, the Latin American Association (LAA) has been a trusted resource for families across metro Atlanta, helping individuals navigate everything from housing instability to food access and workforce development. Today, through its partnership with ...

As you work with charitable clients during periods of market uncertainty, you may notice that even the possibility of a downturn can influence decision-making. Conversations often shift from long-term projections to shorter-term concerns, and clients ...

At CFGA, we believe that collective giving has the power to transform communities and createlasting impact. Through our Sweetness of Giving circle, we bring together leaders acrossAtlanta who are committed to investing intentionally in Black-led ...

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR GREATER ATLANTA ANNOUNCES THREE NEW BOARD MEMBERS AND NEW BOARD CHAIR ATLANTA – March 2026 – The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta announces three new board members who will continue the Foundation’s ...

It’s not unusual for people to feel on edge during tax season. Research suggests that one in three taxpayers say the thought of filing taxes makes them want to cry. The dread of owing money, ...

Designed to support organizations that bring arts and culture to life in our region, our Metropolitan Atlanta Arts Grant opportunity is now live. If you are an arts organization in metro Atlanta with an annual operating ...

When Erin Wicker unlocked the door to her new townhome on January 31, 2025, it wasn’t just a closing day. It was a fresh start. A single mom of two, Erin had spent the previous ...

For decades, April 15 has been etched firmly in the minds of both taxpayers and their advisors. As attorneys, CPAs, and financial advisors, you know that tax season is when many clients start paying closer ...

Lost checks. Stolen checks. Delayed checks. And now, effective December 24, 2025, the U.S. Postal Service has changed how it defines the official postmark date, an update that could affect when checks mailed to nonprofits ...