All 2010 grants were made in the greater Atlanta area.
Following is a complete list of grants paid by the Foundation in 2010.
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Atlanta Education Fund Support of Atlanta Public Schools’ High School TransformationInitiative and the Atlanta Education Fund’s College Success Network.
Communities in Schools of GeorgiaContinued program support and development of two new statewide initiatives.
Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education Continued program support for the Partnership ($750,000), the Georgia Leadership Institute for School Improvement ($750,000), and Teach for America ($400,000).
United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta, Inc.Continued support for Smart Start Georgia, the state’s early learning initiative.
Children’s Healthcare of AtlantaConstruction of a pediatric research building and support of the Marcus Autism Center’s efforts to establish a comprehensive autism center.
Visiting Nurse Health SystemPartnership with Grady Memorial Hospital to provide post-acute home healthcare services for Grady patients.
Atlanta Center for Self SufficiencyCosts associated with the merger of Samaritan House of Atlanta and the Atlanta Enterprise Center to form the Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro AtlantaSupport of new educational model and enhanced recruitment and professional development for program staff.
Center for Children and Young AdultsCapital improvements to facilities.
Families First Implementation of Placement to Permanency Program model.
Georgia CASA Continued program support.
Georgia Center for Child Advocacy, Inc.Three-year program support.
Georgia Family Connection PartnershipContinued program support.
Georgia State UniversityExpansion of After-School All-Stars program within Atlanta Public Schools.
Junior Achievement of GeorgiaTwo-year support to broaden and enhance Junior Achievement programs.
Literacy Action, Inc.Support of current programs and development of a city-wide adult education consortium.
The Tommy Nobis Center, Inc.Support of e-Recycling Job Placement Initiative.
Prevent Child Abuse GeorgiaSupport of Health Families Georgia home visitation program.
Sheltering ArmsCapital needs as part of $8 million campaign.
United Way of Metropolitan AtlantaPriority projects of the Regional Commission on Homelessness.
Voices for Georgia’s ChildrenContinued program support and support of Pre-K initiative.
The YMCA of Metropolitan Atlanta, Inc.Expansion of the East Lake Family YMCA to house the East Lake Early Learning Academy.
YWCA of Northwest GeorgiaConstruction of a new domestic violence shelter.
The Civic League for Regional Atlanta Support of the Civic League’s transportation-related community engagement program.