Each year, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta helps some 7,000 kids navigate their way to a transformative destination defined by character, leadership development, academic achievement, and healthy lifestyles.

L.E.A.D. uses baseball and tennis to teach Black youth how to overcome three curveballs that threaten their success: crime, poverty, and racism.

Every year the city loses approximately 1,500 affordable units due to expiring subsidies and increasing property values. The Atlanta Land Trust offers a more sustainable solution.

Lifecycle and other members of the ReBuildATL coalition created Breaking Barriers Through Deconstruction, a workforce training program that creates job opportunities and scales the capacity of the building material reuse industry.

For almost 30 years, Project Healthy Grandparents has supported grandparents by offering wraparound services that strive to improve their health and wellbeing.

WABE is one of the leading local news organizations that shines a light on the incredible creators and outlets that call our city home.