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Following Christ’s example and the tradition of The Episcopal Church, we partner with Episcopal communities in the Diocese of Atlanta by providing funding, leadership, and resources to enable Episcopalians to lift up people facing poverty and oppression and to achieve significant, long-lasting change in our communities.

Crossroads Community Ministries 2021

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2021 Fall General Grant / $15,000
Parish Partner: St. Luke’s Episcopal Church (Atlanta)
Capital funding towards building renovation.

St. James Episcopal Church (Marietta)

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2021 Fall General Grant / $10,500
Capacity-building grant to develop a long-term sustainable fundraising program to support Wonderful Days Preschool.

ECF Grants $84,200 to Fight Poverty and Oppression Locally

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Today the Episcopal Community Foundation for Middle and North Georgia (ECF) announces four grants to organizations that are lifting people from poverty and oppression in the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta. The grants have been made to Crossroads Community Ministries (Atlanta), … Continue Reading →

Intown Collaborative Ministries

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2021 Spring General Grant / $15,000
Parish Partner: Cathedral of St. Philip (Atlanta)
Implement a new database.

LaAmistad

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2020 Q4 Small Acts of Charity / $5,000
Parish Partner: Holy Innocents’ Episcopal Church (Atlanta)
Develop a marketing campaign for ESL program.

Gateway Domestic Violence Center

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2020 Fall General Grant / $25,000
Parish Partner: Grace Episcopal Church (Gainesville)
Capital campaign contribution towards building a new shelter building.

Community Helping Place 2020

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2020 Fall General Grant / $15,800
Parish Partner: St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church (Dahlonega)
Purchase and outfit a new Mobile Medical Clinic.

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ECF Grants $55,000 to Fight Poverty and Oppression Locally

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Today the Episcopal Community Foundation for Middle and North Georgia (ECF) announces three General Grants to organizations that are lifting people from poverty and oppression in the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta. The grants have been made to Intown Collaborative Ministries … Continue Reading →