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Find similar grantsGrants for Mental Health is sponsored by Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Foundation, Inc.. The Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Foundation provides grants to organizations in Metro Atlanta and statewide Georgia focusing on mental health.
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2025 tested the resilience of organizations working at the intersection of education, mental health, and equity. In response, the Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Foundation listened closely, acted with intention, and clarified how we will continue to partner in a changing landscape—sharing lessons learned and sharpening our focus on strengthening education and mental health systems.
This letter reflects on that journey and outlines our path forward. [](https://bettyanddavisfitzgerald. org/) ## Uniting for a Brighter Tomorrow ## Uniting for Equity in Education ## Uniting for Equity in Mental Health ## Uniting for Progress in Atlanta ## Uniting for a Brighter Tomorrow #### Our Focus We are committed to education and mental health, partnering with effective nonprofits to create lasting change and brighter futures.
#### Past Grants Learn about the nonprofits we’ve supported and the impact they are making in communities across Metro Atlanta. #### How to Apply Discover how your nonprofit can apply for funding and help drive positive change in education and mental health.
## Uniting for Progress in Metro Atlanta Through our commitment to strengthening talent pipelines, advocating for systemic solutions, and fostering strategic collaboration, the Foundation has supported meaningful progress across metro Atlanta.
Here’s a snapshot of our impact: ### The Status of Women and Youth Mental Health in Metro Atlanta 2026 Women and girls in metro Atlanta face rising mental health challenges driven by economic pressure, caregiving demands, trauma, and systemic inequities.
In 2025, AWF commissioned a comprehensive, multi-county study, which found that mental health challenges among women and youth are widespread, intensifying, and deeply rooted in systemic conditions. ### Reflecting on 2025. Moving With Intention.
Following a year marked by funding disruptions, policy shifts, and leadership transitions, the Foundation shares lessons learned and its focus on strengthening education and mental health systems.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Metro Atlanta and statewide Georgia working in mental health. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows varies (Past grants range from $15,000 - $55,000). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Grants for Mental Health is funded by Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Foundation, Inc.. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Georgia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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