Sydney Langdon selected as the recipient of the 2024 Ann Cramer Civic Leadership Award
Congratulations to Sydney Langdon Senior Director, Corporate Social Responsibility at Warner Bros. Discovery, for being selected as the recipient of the 2024 Ann Cramer Civic Leadership Award! Sydney truly embodies what Ann describes as "connect of the hands, head, and heart." Thank you, Sydney, for your outstanding community leadership and service!
Cobb Landmarks & Historical Society Featured in the AJC
Trevor Beeman, executive director of Cobb Landmarks + Historical Society, gives a tour of the circa 1840 Power-Jackson Cabin in east Cobb County, which could be the area's oldest structure. His organization is raising funds to restore the cabin and move it to nearby Hyde Farm.
Atlanta collaboration wins the Bloomberg Philanthropies Public Art Challenge
The City of Atlanta, NBAF, CDC Foundation and Out of Hand Theater collaborate to win the Bloomberg Philanthropies Public Art Challenge.
The City of Atlanta, NBAF, CDC Foundation and Out of Hand Theater collaborate to win the Bloomberg Philanthropies Public Art Challenge
Bloomberg Philanthropies has selected the City of Atlanta as a winner of a grant of up to $1 million as part of its Public Art Challenge. This unique grant program supports temporary public art projects that address important local civic issues in cities across the country.
NBAF, in partnership with the City of Atlanta, the CDC Foundation and Out of Hand Theater will produce “Thriving Together,” which will address healthcare disparities through large-scale installations, community dinners, a mobile art gallery, and a festival – all of which will be curated through the lens of racial equity in public health.
Atlanta is one of just 8 winning cities, from more than 150 project proposals received from cities in 40 U.S. states. The project will be developed over the next two years and will bring people together to address public health through community-driven public art.
Visit publicartchallenge.bloomberg.org erg.org/to learn more about the Bloomberg Philanthropies Public Art Challenge and stay tuned for updates as the City of Atlanta’s project comes to life.
Three Atlanta foundations reaping rewards of sharing office space
by Maria Saporta | October 2, 2023
Walking inside the shared foundation offices in the 191 Peachtree Tower, the first large space one sees is a large conference room that doubles as a board room.
This is the new home of the following three foundations:
The Tull Charitable Foundation, founded in 1952 with a current endowment of about $85 million, giving away about $3.5 million a year
The R. Howard Dobbs Jr. Foundation, founded in 1959 with a current endowment of $60 million, giving away about $2.5 million a year
The Sartain Lanier Family Foundation, founded in 1963 with a current endowment of $110 million, giving away about $5 million a year
Atlanta Land Trust featured in Saporta Report
Purpose Possible client, Atlanta Land Trust, was featured on the Saporta Report. The organization just completed a $13.9 million campaign to develop three housing communities in the city of Atlanta with a total of 120 units — 90 of which will be permanently affordable. In addition to these three communities, the Atlanta Land Trust has 15 single-family homes under development.
Georgia Innocence Project featured on WABE
WABE features Georgia Innocence Project, an organization that works to free wrongfully convicted people through DNA testing. They interview Calvin Johnson, who talks about his voting rights being restored, and who is now a representative for the organization.
Mailchimp Intuit Featured on The Caring Economy Podcast
Lain Shakespeare (who leads strategic philanthropy for Intuit and Mailchimp) is featured on The Caring Economy podcast: “Empowering Communities Through Business: Mailchimp's Lain Shakespeare on Corporate Citizenship”
MODA Summer Camps Featured in FOX 5 News
The Museum of Design Atlanta's summer camps range from robotics to Legos to game creation to street art and they all are designed to be fun and give kids the chance to explore the world of design.
CaringWorks, Inc. Raises Funds for Mothers
CaringWorks, Inc. featured Atlanta News First after launching a Mother’s Day campaign on May 1st, to help mothers escape homelessness.
Atlanta Land Trust receives $1.17M in support
Atlanta BeltLine Inc., in partnership with Invest Atlanta, has closed on $1.17 million in grant funding to support the Atlanta Land Trust and its partner Intown Builders, LLC. in the development of 29 permanently affordable townhomes for home buyers in a new development in historic Oakland City.
New Galleries at the Center for Civil and Human Rights
U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff has secured $1.4 million with support in Congress to help the National Center for Civil and Human Rights (NCCHR) enhance its exhibits.
Historic District Development Corporation Featured on 11Alive
Local organizations like HDDC work toward Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream of economic equity.
Atlanta Land Trust in The Chronicle of Philanthropy
Land trusts offer an innovative way to help the middle class afford a home.
Atlanta Film Festival Boosts Film Careers and Local Economy
The Atlanta Film Festival is giving independent filmmakers a chance to showcase their work, all while drawing thousands of people to the area and boosting the local economy.
Dashboard Curates Artwork for the Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta
Titled “Community,” the multimedia installation is composed of gemstones, beads, yarn and alcohol ink to celebrate the vision of a more equitable region.
Intuit Mailchimp's Give Where You Live Campaign: Award Finalist
Intuit Mailchimp’s “Give Where You Live Campaign” was a finalist for the Corporate Social Responsibility category of Fast Company’s World Changing Ideas Awards.
Atlanta Land Trust Featured in Saporta Report on Affordable Housing
Saporta Report on recent ground breaking at Atlanta Land Trust’s new development site, The Trust at East Lake.
DHIC's President & CEO Yolanda Winstead Featured in J.P. Morgan Chase
CEO and President Yolanda Winstead is featured as one of five leaders in affordable housing.
National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Teen Vogue
Autumn Duncan, Director of Marketing, wrote a piece on the impact Black women activists had on organizing and mobilizing the March on Washington.
Covenant Community Inc. Receives Funds from AmeriCorps
Covenant Community Inc was featured in The Atlanta Journal Constitution for being one of the three Atlanta-based organizations to receive funding from AmeriCorps.