Georgia grantmakers are invited to learn more about a collective commitment to implement trust-based actions to support nonprofits during this period of uncertainty amid federal funding changes.

Keep up with legislative updates from nonprofit agencies in Georgia. This document consolidates information in one place and is regularly updated. Please reach out if you have information to add.

More than 2,300 foundations and 49,000 nonprofit organizations in Georgia work every day to support people and communities in need. Review the priorities our colleagues attending Foundations on the Hill shared with leaders in Congress.

Use this interactive tool to understand where federal infrastructure dollars - including BEAD, CDBG and affordable housing programs - are being spent and how those dollars are reaching the communities you serve.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is America’s first line of defense against hunger. Use the Urban Institute’s interactive tool to better understand the impacts on your community of proposed cuts to the SNAP program.

The Strengthening Youth Mental Health: Essential Strategies for Georgia’s Future Report provides a high-level roadmap outlining key strategies to improve access, coordination, and support for young people’s mental health across the state.

The Essential Strategies Implementation Guide builds on findings by identifying a set of targeted opportunities – “power moves” – to drive meaningful progress. Designed for those responsible for leading these efforts, the guide includes policy considerations, funding pathways, and technical examples from other states.

Annually, GBPI publishes annual budget overviews for state departments, including the Department of Community Health, the Department of Early Care and Learning and the University System of Georgia.

The report is a collaborative effort supported by the Latinx Alliance LCF Georgia, Ser Familia and Neighborhood Nexus featuring quantitative data, real voices and experiences of our community through quotes, and narratives.

42% of Georgia’s children aged 0-18 are covered by Medicaid. Learn more about how Medicaid helps Georgia’s vulnerable populations gain access to critical treatment and services.