Georgia's nonprofit sector in {current_year} is a dynamic and essential part of the state's economy, with a major hub for national health organizations in Atlanta. The sector faces growing demand to address issues of equity, economic mobility, and public health, driven by a new generation of philanthropic leaders.

Grant opportunities in Georgia are defined by a powerful mix of legacy foundations and major corporate philanthropy. Funding is available from state agencies, large community foundations, and the corporate foundations of Atlanta-based global companies. Common funding includes project grants, operating funds, and systems-change initiatives.

To secure nonprofit grants in Georgia, organizations should connect with the Georgia Center for Nonprofits (GCN) for professional development and resources. Success often requires understanding the "inside track" of Atlanta's philanthropy, building relationships, and aligning proposals with the specific community initiatives championed by the state's corporate and private foundations.