Events, ATL Community
Tim Adkins
Connection, fun and impact highlight the 2024 ...

For the 2024 edition of Hands On Atlanta Week, presented by Delta Air Lines, more than 3,000 volunteers supported over 50 nonprofits and schools across 300 projects! The focus for the week prioritized projects around Food Security and Hurricane Helene relief efforts, but volunteers created meaningful impact in all kinds of areas including building bikes, park beautifications, tutoring elementary students and so much more!

News
Tim Adkins
FOOD SECURITY AND HELENE RELIEF HIGHLIGHT ...

Hands On Atlanta Week, presented by Delta Air Lines, to mobilize close to 5 ,000 volunteers, serving over 10,000 hours at more than 200 projects in support of more than 50 nonprofit and schools.  

Kahiah Polidore
Introducing our Class of 2026 Hands On Hunger ...

We’re excited to introduce our newest Hands On Hunger cohort! Since 2018, in partnership with the Atlanta Community Food Bank, we’ve led 10 cohorts of pantries through our intensive 2 year capacity-building program, with this being our 11th.

Kahiah Polidore
Congratulations to our 2024 Hands On Atlanta ...

The 2024 Hands On Atlanta Civic Leadership Program, powered by Constellation, has officially graduated as the largest cohort of Civic Fellows in program history.

MLK Days of Service
Kahiah Polidore
Thursday, Jan. 11, 2024

nonprofit partners

Nonprofit Spotlight: Callanwolde Fine Arts Center

We’re thrilled to celebrate our incredible nonprofit partner, Callanwolde Fine Arts Center. Nestled in the heart of Atlanta, Callanwolde is more than just a place to take an art class, it’s a vibrant hub of creativity, community, and history.

Callanwolde believes that art should be for everyone. That’s why they’re breaking down barriers to access, making sure that world-class programs in dance, music, painting, pottery, and more are within reach for low-income families, veterans, people experiencing housing insecurity, and individuals with disabilities. Their mission isn’t just about teaching art, it’s about building equity, opening doors, and creating a more connected, expressive Atlanta.

Nonprofit Spotlight: Another Chance of Atlanta, Inc.

As one of our amazing nonprofit partners and a current agency in our Hands On Hunger program, Another Chance of Atlanta Inc. is working every day to meet people where they are and offer the resources they need to thrive. What started as a mission to support women in Atlanta has evolved to not only helping women, but now assisting men, families, veterans and ultimately anyone who may be in need. From providing food and housing in Fulton County to offering permanent supportive housing for veterans in Gwinnett and Clayton counties, their impact runs deep.

Nonprofit Spotlight: City Bridges Food Pantry

When you see a need in your community, you step up, and that’s exactly what New City Church did nearly 20 years ago when it launched City Bridges Food Pantry. What started as a small outreach effort has grown into a vital resource for over 4,000 families monthly facing food insecurity across Atlanta.

In 2024, the agency distributed nearly 950,000 pounds of food distributed to more than 50,000 people in need. That’s not just food—it’s stability, it’s care, and it’s compassion delivered right to the doorstep of those who need it most.

The Welcome Co-Op: A Resource for Refugee Families

We’re excited to shine a light on one of our incredible nonprofit partners, The Welcome Co-op — a true champion for refugee families making Georgia their new home.

At Hands On Atlanta, we believe in the power of community, and The Welcome Co-op lives that value every day. They’re a collaborative force made up of Atlanta’s refugee resettlement organizations, working together to provide safe housing, clothing, household essentials, and most importantly, a heartfelt welcome to families starting fresh in a new place.

We’re proud to share how The Welcome Co-op is building a more inclusive, supportive Atlanta — one family at a time. By coming together, we can say “welcome home” a little louder, a little stronger, and a whole lot more meaningfully.

Meet Five Points Farm + Community Garden: Creating green spaces throughout Atlanta's Downtown!

We’re excited to feature nonprofit partner - Five Points Farm Community Garden! The Five Points Community Garden is known being a garden contained on top of the Five Points MARTA station - they've since expanded to create additional "points" around downtown. The garden is also a member of AgLanta Grows-A-Lot program where they share resources and information with other community gardens around metro Atlanta.

Championing Community with YMCA of Metro Atlanta

We’re excited to introduce one of our amazing nonprofit partners: YMCA of Metro Atlanta. The YMCA of Metro Atlanta is celebrating a whopping 166 years of serving our incredible community! Since 1858, they have been more than just a gym – they’re a community-driven powerhouse dedicated to addressing critical needs, fostering communities, and empowering individuals to reach their fullest potential.

Read more about YMCA in our interview below!

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