Nana Grants, Inc. is proud to partner with Per Scholas, Inc. to cover the cost of child care so low-income single mothers can attend job training programs that will help them get good-paying jobs in the technology industry and attain economic mobility. The partnership...

Donor Matching Opportunity: Nana Grants + SNAP Works Maximize your investment in Nana Grants In July, Nana Grants launched a partnership with Georgia DFCS and Goodwill of North Georgia to support SNAP Works student mothers in college. Nana Grants will receive up to...

For more than 100 years, The Junior League of Atlanta has been a catalyst for community change by empowering women who are passionately focused on the health, education, and welfare of women and children. On May 11, Nana Grants was awarded a $10,000 grant from JLA's...

2019 was a breakout year for Nana Grants in terms of fundraising, grant making and operational development. Learn more! The Nana Grants 2019 Impact Report is available for download.

On behalf of our hardworking student mothers, we are honored. Nana Grants has received a $50,000 Molly Blank Fund Grant to provide child care for low-income mothers in college. The fund is overseen by the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation. Formed in 1995, the Blank...

Gas South, one of the Southeast's leading natural gas providers, presented six local nonprofit organizations – Atlanta Mission, Kate's Club, Los Ninos Primero, Nana Grants, Shepherd Center and Sunshine on a Ranney Day – with $50,000 each. These Impact Investments will...

Join us for an in-depth discussion of child care as a barrier to economic mobility for low-income families. Learn how a lack of quality, affordable child care prevents families from taking advantage of valuable educational, job training, behavioral/wellness, and other...

Nana Grants is pleased to welcome four new members to our Board of Directors: Karen Fite, director of the Georgia Manufacturing Extension Partnership (GaMEP) at Georgia Tech; Darby Weyland, account executive at United Collab; Jimmy Lee, manager, Client Accounting...

Thanks to Bennett Thrasher Foundation for their generous financial support of Nana Grants! Established in 2003, the Bennett Thrasher Foundation is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of Bennett Thrasher associates. These associates are responsible for carrying...

The Community Foundation for Northeast Georgia held its annual grant awards celebration this week -- and gave a record $425,000 to Gwinnett-area nonprofits. The 24 grants awarded were focused on education and food insufficiency. “Our communities have so many...

Nana Grants is offering more than 30 weeks of summer camp for low-income single mothers attending technical colleges in Hall and Gwinnett counties. Students attending Gwinnett Tech and Lanier Tech should contact Erica Stephens for details and to apply:...

Introducing our two newest Nana Grants recipients, Catriona and Andrea. Catriona is a student in the Gwinnett Technical College Nursing Bridge Program. Andrea is pursuing her accounting degree at Gwinnett Tech. We are so proud to support these families!

Last year, the Gwinnett Giving Girls made their first grant to Nana Grants Inc, a non-profit that pays for child care for low-income, single mothers in college. Check out the good work of The Community Foundation for Northeast Georgia.

Our 2017 Nana Grants Annual Report is now available for download.

Our first Nana Grants recipient graduated from Gwinnett Technical College on April 30. Amber earned a degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, and today she begins an exciting new chapter of her life. Congratulations, Amber! We are so proud of you.

Nana Grants has received a $5,000 grant from Gwinnett Giving Girls, in partnership with Community Foundation for Northeast Georgia. Gwinnett Giving Girls was founded in 2017 by a group of philanthropically-minded women with the goal of supporting emerging nonprofits...

Green tea, black tea, rooibos...oh my! A lovely day for the Nana Grants "Our Cups Runneth Over" Tea Tasting yesterday at Renaissance on Peachtree. Handmade tea cups donated by Roswell Clay Collective made the afternoon extra special.