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Grants to Georgia nonprofit organizations for initiatives in the areas of arts and culture and education. Grant funds may also be used to support capital needs. Funding is intended to address the needs of the community. Most grants are awarded to institutions located in

Grants to Georgia nonprofit organizations in eligible cities to enhance the quality of life for local residents. Funding is intended to support initiatives and capital projects in the areas of education, health, human services, environment, community development, and

Grants of up to $15,000 to Georgia government agencies to preserve significant sites in communities throughout the State. Funding is intended to support activities such as surveys, planning, educational projects, publications, workshops, pre-development projects, and re

Grants of up to $6,000 to Georgia nonprofit organizations, government agencies, schools, public libraries, universities, and colleges for arts projects. Funding is intended for one-time events that include a public component. Examples of projects include an art exhibit,

Grants of up to $20,000 to Georgia nonprofits, IHEs, and governmental arts organizations for general operating support. Funding is intended to support organizations that are able to demonstrate a public programming component. Grants are available to a wide range of orga

Fellowship of up to $5,000 to a Georgia professional, intern, or student for a project related to historic preservation. Funding is intended for research, study, and educational activities that address issues and needs connected with preservation, and that contribute si

Prize of up to $4,000 to a Georgia intern, newly registered professional, or student in the field of architecture or landscape architecture to participate in a study-travel program. Funding is intended for travel that focuses on historic architecture (built prior to 192

Grants to Georgia nonprofit organizations to meet a range of needs in communities served by the funding source. While the primary focus for funding is education, programs in the areas of arts and culture, human welfare, and civic affairs will also be considered. The Fou

Grant of up to $5,000 to Georgia nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, governmental agencies, religious organizations, and civic organizations in eligible regions for programs that serve at-risk youth and their parents and caregivers. Agencies must work wit

Grants of up to $10,000 to Georgia organizations in eligible counties for programs and projects that benefit local communities. Funding is intended for activities and initiatives that improve and enrich the quality of life of residents in the member service counties of