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Today ECF announces two Spring 2024 grant recipients: LaAmistad (Atlanta) and Northeast Georgia CASA (Toccoa). Spring 2024 Grant Recipients LaAmistad, in partnership with the Cathedral of St. Philip in Atlanta, has received a capacity building grant of $20,000 to expand … Continue Reading →
Site visits are an important part of the grantmaking cycle at the Episcopal Community Foundation for Middle and North Georgia. Grant applicants are required to submit both a Letter of Intent and an Application before a site visit occurs, and … Continue Reading →
On March 10, 2024, ECF will partner with the Atlanta Community Food Bank for the 40th Annual Hunger Walk Run. Episcopalians will walk, run, and raise funds to fight hunger in Georgia. “We are thrilled to celebrate this year’s milestone … Continue Reading →
2023 Hunger Walk Run Grant / $21,500
Parish Partner: St. Alban’s Episcopal Church (Elberton)
Capital funding towards renovations to accommodate walk-in freezer.
2023 Fall Grant / $12,500
Capital funding to renovate home for transitional housing facility in partnership with Family Promise of North Fulton/Dekalb.
2023 Fall Grant / $26,118
Parish Partner: Holy Trinity Parish (Decatur)
Capital funding towards replacing failing HVAC system.
2023 Fall Grant / $15,000
Parish Partner: St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church (Carrollton)
Capital funding towards renovating building for homeless shelter.
2023 Fall Grant / up to $36,000
Parish Partner: Christ Episcopal Church (Norcross)
Capacity building for THRIVE Alumni program as determined in Phase I grant (2022).
Today ECF announces four Fall 2023 grants to Impact West GA (Carrollton), Memorial Drive Ministries (Decatur), Rainbow Village (Norcross), and St. David’s Episcopal Church (Roswell). Fall 2023 Grant Recipients Impact West GA, in partnership with St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church in … Continue Reading →
Today ECF announces four grants to St. Clare’s Episcopal Church (Blairsville), Clubhouse Atlanta (Dunwoody), Emmaus House (Atlanta), and Family Promise of Hall County (Gainesville). “We are thrilled to support such impactful partnerships with these churches and nonprofit organizations,” said Mary-Kay … Continue Reading →