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Atlanta Falcons Girls Flag Football Program Grants is sponsored by Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, in partnership with the Atlanta Falcons. Every high school in Georgia is eligible to receive a grant to either support an existing girls flag football program or launch a new one in 2026.
This initiative aims to expand girls' flag football across the state.
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Every Georgia High School Eligible for Grant Funding from Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, Atlanta Falcons to Support Girls Flag Football Every Georgia High School Eligible for Grant Funding from Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, Atlanta Falcons to Support Girls Flag Football Scenes from the Atlanta Falcons NFL FLAG College Showcase at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Ga.
(Photo by Julian Alexander/Atlanta Falcons) ATLANTA – Jan. 7, 2026 – Every high school in Georgia will be eligible to receive a grant from the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, in partnership with the Atlanta Falcons, to either support its existing girls flag football program or launch a girls flag football program in 2026, the Foundation announced today.
In 2025, the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation provided grant funding to 305 Georgia high schools to support the growth of girls flag football, including 45 high schools that established new girls flag football programs for their student athletes this past year.
The Falcons have been at the forefront of growing girls flag football in Georgia over the past eight years, beginning with a pilot program for 19 high schools in Gwinnett County in 2018. Georgia became the fourth state to sanction girls flag football as an official high school sport in 2020, and last year, approximately 8,500 girls participated in girls flag football at more than 300 high schools throughout Georgia.
"The growth, energy and support for girls flag football in Georgia has been outstanding over the past several years and has provided a model to extend our support across the nation," said Atlanta Falcons President and CEO Greg Beadles . "Arthur Blank, his Family Foundation and the Falcons recognize the importance of providing girls the opportunity to play the game.
We are honored to continue our support for girls flag football through camps and clinics, our annual college showcase at Mercedes-Benz Stadium and this grant opportunity. We are also fortunate to have a tremendous partnership with the Georgia High School Association and our elected officials in the Georgia House of Representatives who unanimously passed HR 347, encouraging all schools to establish girls flag football programs."
"We are deeply grateful to the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation and the Atlanta Falcons for their continued support of flag football," said Georgia High School Association Executive Director Dr. Tim Scott . "The Georgia High School organization is thankful for the strong working relationship and partnership we share with these outstanding organizations.
We look forward to another year of continued growth and success in flag football." Georgia high schools interested in applying for grant funding to establish a girls flag football program or support their existing program can do so by visiting AtlantaFalcons. com/girls-flag-football .
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Atlanta Falcons Girls Flag Football Program Grants is funded by Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, in partnership with the Atlanta Falcons. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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