Mission: Prevent and end homelessness by empowering individuals and families toward stability and self-sufficiency.

Project Award: Building the Bridge from Survival to Self-Sufficiency — $20,000 to support housing services for at least five families through outreach, emergency lodging, and case management.

Impact: 8,500+ annual outreach engagements, 697 evictions prevented, 85% of clients achieving stable housing.

Mission: Help families achieve lasting economic independence through safe housing and support services.

Project Proposal: Housing Transitions — $25,000 to furnish and sponsor three family housing units for 12 months.

Impact: Three families gain stability and safety; measurable outcomes in children’s academics, parents’ credit, savings, and homeownership readiness.

Mission: Strengthen communities through education, wellness, and affordable housing in Atlanta’s Pittsburgh neighborhood.

Project Proposal: Pittsburgh Community Housing — $10,000 to sustain affordable housing for 18 families, covering costs unmet by rent.

Impact: 32 residents (16 children) maintain stable housing; zero evictions in over a decade.

Mission: Preserve permanently affordable homeownership near the Atlanta BeltLine to support inclusive, equitable communities.

Project Proposal: $10,000 challenge match to strengthen ALT’s homeowner stewardship program.

Impact: Supports 100+ homeowners with education, maintenance assistance, and fair resale oversight, sustaining long-term affordability.

Mission: Connect individuals experiencing homelessness with housing, case management, and support services for lasting stability.

Project Proposal: Facility Improvements for one new dorm — $30,000 for ADA restroom upgrades, new furnishings and redesign of housing space. 

Impact: 50 residents benefit from safer, more dignified housing that promotes well-being and self-sufficiency.

Mission: End homelessness and recidivism by equipping men with education, work, and life skills for independence.

Project Proposal: $15,000 to finish a new training center, team offices and community space, including a computer lab, chairs, tables, desks, televisions, ice maker, and furnished offices.

Impact: 160 participants will be served through this space and 17 staff members; graduates maintain stable employment and housing, saving taxpayers $40,000 annually per participant.