THE HARLAND FOUNDATION MAKES GRANTS IN THREE PRIMARY AREAS OF INTEREST:
| CHILDREN AND YOUTH | Support for early childhood education, after school and summer programs for Elementary and Middle School Students, and programs that enhance success in public schools |
| COMMUNITY SERVICES | Support for community services that provide a safety net for those in greatest need, including those with special needs |
| ARTS EDUCATION | Support for Arts Education programs that seek to enhance student’s educational and social and emotional outcomes in pre-K through 12, working in disadvantaged neighborhoods in the City of Atlanta and Dekalb County - By Invitation Only |
GUIDELINES
Types of Support
The Foundation provides support for:
Arts Education - 2022
We encourage arts groups to keep us informed about arts education programming focused on pre-K through 12 students living in disadvantaged neighborhoods. Our interest is in depth programming that enhances educational outcomes, rather than simply increasing participation or appreciation for the arts. The Foundation will issue a Request for Proposals, by invitation only, in Spring 2022.
Geographic Focus
Priority is given to nonprofits in City of Atlanta and DeKalb County. No grants are made outside the state of Georgia.
Organization Size and Duration
Before contacting the Foundation, an organization must have at least one full-time employee and broad support from its own base of supporters, including board members, and have been in operation providing programs and services for a minimum of two years. Grants are not considered to start up operations.
Frequency of Grant Requests
Organizations may only apply to the Foundation every 12 months. This is true whether a previous grant request was approved or declined.
Limitations