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Find similar grantsArts, Culture and Creative Enterprises TogetherATL Fund is sponsored by Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta. Supports arts organizations and creative businesses addressing historic inequities for BIPOC communities. Provides grants and technical assistance to strengthen regional arts economy.
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Arts, Culture and Creative Enterprises | Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta Media, Publications and Resources Nonprofit Sector Sustainability Fund Arts, Culture and Creative Enterprises Housing and Neighborhoods Neighborhood Focused Programs Initiatives / Partnerships Civic Journalism Impact Fund Frances Hollis Brain Foundation Fund Georgia News Collaborative Neil Asks Community Education Helping You Serve Your Clients Scholarship Opportunities Student Loan Debt Payment Program Arts, Culture and Creative Enterprises Giving artists a voice throughout Atlanta.
The Arts, Culture and Creative Enterprises TogetherATL Fund supports arts organizations, artists and small creative businesses in the region that are focused on addressing historic inequities for Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC). According to the Georgia Council for the Arts, creative industries in Georgia represent a combined $37 billion in revenue, including 200,000 employees with $12. 1 billion in earnings and $62.
5 billion in total economic impact. In the State of Georgia, creative industries represent five percent of all employment and four percent of all business revenue. And in Atlanta, arts have become a significant economic driver and civic catalyst, building communities and nurturing a shared sense of opportunity, expression and belonging.
In addition, the Community Foundation has worked to rectify its own historical disparity. Over the past 26 years, almost 90% of funding was allocated to white-led organizations. Now, the Foundation is committed to a more equitable funding position.
In the near future, we intend to work with self-identified Black individual artists and cultural organizations to launch a new funding source. We envision directly supporting the artistic craft of local Black artists in the metro Atlanta arts and culture community, in order to amplify the voice of Black artists and strengthen the regional arts economy.
Support will include grants, technical assistance and building support to smaller grassroots organizations, prioritizing Black-led and BIPOC arts organizations. A Place to Perform provides grants to nonprofit literary and performing arts organizations to gain access to performance venues and facilities, so they, in turn, can produce performing arts experiences for the public.
Metropolitan Atlanta Arts The Metropolitan Atlanta Arts grant was created in 1993 to provide resources to strengthen independent arts organizations with annual operating budgets under $2 million. These organizations are located throughout the Atlanta area and are served by the Foundation. This fund provides general operating support for programming and operations to increase public engagement with various forms of art across the region.
Freestyle as faith: Building connection and change one rhyme at a time Moving with purpose: Umi IMAN on bridging cultures and storytelling Artist spotlight: Charity Hamidullah Read Our 2022 Impact Report Interested in supporting Arts, Culture and Creative Enterprises TogetherATL Fund?
You have the opportunity to decide where your funds are deployed, including our TogetherATL general fund or the Arts, Culture and Creative Enterprises TogetherATL Fund. For more information, please contact: Program Officer, Arts, Culture, & Creative Enterprises cbaker@cfgreateratlanta. org Program Associate, Income, Wealth, and Arts dfeloss@cfgreateratlanta.
org Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta Media, Publications and Resources Media, Publications and Resources Nonprofit Sector Sustainability Fund Arts, Culture and Creative Enterprises Housing and Neighborhoods Neighborhood Focused Programs Initiatives / Partnerships Civic Journalism Impact Fund Frances Hollis Brain Foundation Fund Georgia News Collaborative Neil Asks Community Education Helping You Serve Your Clients Scholarship Opportunities Student Loan Debt Payment Program
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Nonprofits in greater Atlanta region (may include northern Georgia); 501(c)(3) status; focus on equity and BIPOC-led organizations prioritized Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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A Place to Perform is a grant from the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta providing $1,000 to $10,000 to nonprofit arts organizations in the 11-county Atlanta metropolitan region. This program supports arts groups in securing performance and rehearsal space, helping to sustain Atlanta's vibrant cultural sector. Eligible applicants must be nonprofits operating within the Greater Atlanta area. Applications are submitted through the Foundation's Grants Portal (Foundant GLM system) and are due by June 30. The Foundation prioritizes equity strategies, including racial equity, in all grantmaking and seeks to build a stronger, more inclusive Atlanta community through its arts and culture investments.
2026 Housing Stability Grant is sponsored by Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta. For 2026, discretionary funding for housing will focus on housing stability, as well as policy and advocacy efforts to advance affordable housing at the local and state level. Funding will prioritize support for services for people experiencing or exiting homelessness, eviction prevention, and policy & advocacy.