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Get Involved Get Involved Ways to Give Volunteer Events Board Service Join a Group Learn Learn Strong Learners College and Career Ready Economic Stability Brighter Future Insights Success Stories Advocacy Partner Partner Business Partners Nonprofit Partners Apply for a Grant Investment FAQ Get Involved Get Involved Ways to Give Volunteer Events Board Service Join a Group Learn Learn Strong Learners College and Career Ready Economic Stability Brighter Future Insights Success Stories Advocacy Partner Partner Business Partners Nonprofit Partners Apply for a Grant Investment FAQ Search Search Close this search box. Discover. Connect. Grow. Get involved today Children in 79 neighborhoods, including one near you, need us now. Nearly 500,000 of Greater Atlanta’s 1.2 million children and youth live in areas of high need, where measures of child well-being are significantly lower than their neighbors’. Your neighborhood is likely within a few miles of children, youth, and families who need our support. In fact, our latest Child Well-Being Index shows that 79 neighborhoods across the Greater Atlanta region are among the most in need and also are in a state of declining child well-being, compared to just a few years ago. As a result, 77,000 children in these circumstances will either be at risk or lifted up to achieve their full potential through equitable access to health care, education, housing and healthy food. Discover more insights Explore the map Learn about Child Well-Being Our goal To help every child unlock their full potential. By improving education, healthcare, and economic mobility in the communities where they live. Donate now Join us to help thousands of children, families and communities unlock their full potential. Each of us has it within our power to do something. Take action today. Get involved Our impact These aren’t just numbers. They’re our neighbors. In the past year... 34,148 children became stronger learners. 82,310 youth had paths opened for higher education and high growth careers. 61,356 people received access to health care, improving their economic stability and quality of life. 13,539 lives improved because of community-led solutions in Clayton, South DeKalb and South Fulton. See our work in action News , Press release Invests in Transformative Innovation with Appointment of Entrepreneur-in-Residence The entire team is enthusiastic about having another approach to solving the challenges that face Nonprofit partner Innovative nonprofit leader brings equitable education across Greater Atlanta News Clarkston-based organization CDF Action is a model for community-driven change. Shoebox Project News United Way’s Literacy and Justice for All” initiative majorly improves reading and comprehension abilities in children across Greater Atlanta. 40 Courtland St, NE Atlanta, GA 30303 404.527.7200 Get Involved Give Get Involved Volunteer Events Board Service Engagement Groups African-American Partnership Women United Young Professional Engagement Youth United Donor Recognition Societies Tocqueville Society and Ivan Allen Circle Legacy Leaders Cole Society Partner Partner Nonprofit Partners Investment FAQ Learn Learn College and Career Ready Economic Stability Strong Learners Brighter Future Insights Success Stories Public Policy and Advocacy AboutLeadership Find Help 211 Where We Serve News and Stories Join Our Team Contact Us Shop Stay Connected Social Facebook Youtube Linkedin Instagram © Copyright 2024 . All Rights Reserved. FY 2022 990 | FY 2023 Financial Statement | Privacy Policy HomeFind Help Leadership Where We Serve News and Stories Join Our Team Contact Us Shop Home Ways to Give Volunteer Events Join a Group Business Partners Nonprofit Partners Find Help LearnNews and Stories Join Our Team Contact Us...