🎬 Something Powerful Is Coming This January…

As we prepare to celebrate 50 years of Girls Inc. of Greater Atlanta, we’re beginning the year with a moment of reflection, remembrance, and reconnection.

On Tuesday, January 13, 2026, we’ll gather to honor the story that started it all—and to center the themes that continue to guide us: community, wellness, and legacy.

✨ We’ll be premiering a special documentary and inviting you into the conversation as we launch a year of impact, celebration, and bold futures.

📅 Mark your calendar—details coming soon.

Families Thrive Food Distribution Project – December Update

This fall, Girls Inc. of Greater Atlanta launched the Families Thrive Food Distribution Project to help ensure families in our programs—and the broader community—have consistent access to nutritious groceries. With weekly distributions supported by volunteers, this initiative is about more than food: it’s about dignity, connection, and making sure every family has what they need to thrive.

We’re continuing distributions through December, with upcoming dates to be announced shortly. Be sure to check your inbox and social media for our December schedule.

⭐ Coming Soon: A dedicated Families Thrive Food Distribution page will be added to our website, making it easier to find dates, details, and resources all in one place!

Please note that quantities are limited and distributed on a first-come basis. Below are the dates and times.

💌 You Can Still Give—Make an Impact Today!

Giving Tuesday may have passed, but it’s not too late to make a difference.

If you weren’t able to give on December 3rd, you still have the opportunity to support bold futures for girls across Greater Atlanta. Your gift helps provide the resources, mentorship, and programs that girls need to grow up strong, smart, and bold—all year long.

🎁 Every gift matters. Every day is a chance to give.

Scholarship Opportunities for Angel Tree Families

Girls Inc. of Greater Atlanta is proud to partner with Prison Fellowship’s Angel Tree First Chance Network to provide scholarship support for youth who have a parent currently or previously incarcerated.

If your child qualifies, scholarships may be available to help cover the cost of the following programs:

Weekend S.T.E.A.M. Club

For girls in grades K–8, this Saturday program explores science, technology, engineering, art, and math through fun, hands-on projects that build creativity and confidence.

GLOW (Girls Leading Our World)

Designed for girls in grades 6–8, GLOW builds leadership, sisterhood, and personal development through interactive workshops and mentorship.

Summer Camps

Our full-day summer experiences offer themed weekly sessions that include enrichment activities, field trips, STEAM learning, movement, and sisterhood-building in a supportive environment.

Afterschool Programs

Available at our Marietta Center, as well as on-site at KIPP WAYS and KIPP Vision, our afterschool programs support girls in grades K–8 with academic help, enrichment activities, leadership development, and social-emotional learning.

📩 To learn more or find out if your child qualifies, please contact:

Cathy Anderson – canderson@girlsincatl.org

We’re honored to work alongside the Angel Tree initiative to ensure every girl has access to a safe, supportive space where she can grow to be Strong, Smart, & Bold.