Powering Tomorrow:

The Blank Foundation's Clean Energy Strategy

The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation is committed to powering a cleaner future.

We are working with partners to accelerate clean energy adoption across the West and Southeast. Through partnerships with community leaders and energy experts, we will make affordable, accessible, clean energy a reality for families and communities.

Indigenous Youth Explore Outdoor Careers and Cultural Connections

The National Forest Foundation’s Mission Mountains Youth Crew (MMYC) program engages Indigenous youth on the Flathead Reservation in Montana, fostering conservation leadership and career pathways in natural resources.

The program offers hands-on stewardship experiences, cultural connections and life skills development. Supported by a grant from the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, MMYC aligns with the foundation’s Youth Development focus of increasing economic mobility for rural and Indigenous young people in Montana.

Participants work alongside tribal and Forest Service specialists, learning about land stewardship, history and natural resource careers. MMYC continues to grow as a model for youth engagement nationwide.

Workforce Training Boosts Economic Mobility in Atlanta's Westside

Three Georgia-based organizations are advancing financial security for Atlanta’s Historic Westside residents through workforce development programs.

• Atlanta Technical College will recruit 400 residents from English Avenue and Vine City for training in high-demand industries like electrical line working and logistics.
• Goodwill of North Georgia will train 250 residents for careers in solar technology and electric vehicle charging sectors.
• ADOLES, a division within the City of Atlanta, will provide job training and placement for young adults facing employment barriers.

Supported by nearly $4.5 million in grants from the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, these programs aim to foster economic mobility for Westside residents.

AMBFF In The News

• Blank Foundation gives nearly $4.5M to programs for Westside residents, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution



• AMB West commits $688,000 to Montana nonprofits, The Livingston Enterprise

• Shepherd Center dedicates 16-floor family residences tower, WSB-TV Atlanta

• Investing in the future: Supporting digital innovations in youth mental health, Rock Health
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