Atlanta Women’s Foundation awards nearly $1.5M to nonprofits serving women and girls

The Atlanta Women’s Foundation is investing nearly $1.5 million in nonprofits across metro Atlanta to support women and girls. The funding will benefit programs focused on mental health, early childhood education, and leadership development. Individual grants aim to enhance family stability and girls’ empowerment throughout the region.
The Atlanta Women’s Foundation announced nearly $1.5 million in investments this week to support organizations and programs serving women and girls across metro Atlanta. The funding will support nonprofits working in areas including early childhood education, family stability, mental health, leadership development and girls’ empowerment. Each nonprofit selected for funding will receive a grant ranging […] The post Atlanta Women’s Foundation awards nearly $1.5M to nonprofits serving women…
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