Celebrating Client Grant Wins
We’re celebrating our clients’ grant successes!
Our process is deliberate, collaborative, and supportive, yielding results. See our latest grant wins below and join us in a round of applause for our hardworking nonprofit partners!
Atlanta Victim Assistance, Inc, Mary Allen Lindsey Branan Foundation – $10,000
A Home for Everyone in Dekalb Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta Stability Grant – $8,000; Mary Allen Lindsey Branan Foundation – $10,000
CIS Georgia – R. Howard Dobbs Jr. Foundation – $50,000
Decatur Cooperative Ministry – Publix Super Markets Charities – $10,000; Imlay Foundation – $35,000
Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence – John & Mary Franklin Foundation – $5,000
Hopebound – Liberated Capital Decolonizing Wealth Project: Youth Mental Health Fund – $100,000
L’Arche Atlanta – John & Mary Franklin Foundation – $7,500; Catholic Foundation of North Georgia – $2,000
L’Arche Portland – Robert and Mary Jane Smith Foundation – $10,000
Leap Year – Sartain Lanier Family Foundation – $20,000
Rebuilding Together Atlanta – 2025 Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta Housing Stability Grant – $6,000
Southern Fried Queer Pride – Queer Mobilization Fund – $3,000
The Study Hall – Imlay Foundation – $35,000; John & Mary Franklin Foundation, $5,000; Kiwanis Foundation of Atlanta – $15,000
Grant Opportunities
OVC FY25 Preventing Trafficking of Girls
Deadline: Feb 24, 2026
Up to: $497,000
OVC FY25 Improving Outcomes for Child and Youth Victims of Human Trafficking
Deadline: March 11, 2026
Up to: $1,600,000
OVC FY25 Specialized Human Trafficking Assistance: Supporting Survivor Engagement
Deadline: February 24, 2026
Up to: $1,200,000
OVC FY25 Services for Victims of Human Trafficking
Deadline: March 11, 2026
Up to: $950,000
OVC FY25 Integrated Services for Minor Victims of Human Trafficking
Deadline: February 24, 2026
Up to: $950,000
OVC FY25 Housing Assistance for Victims of Human Trafficking
Deadline: February 24, 2026
Up to: $1,200,000
OVC FY25 Enhanced Collaborative Model (ECM) Task Force to Combat Human Trafficking
Deadline: March 11, 2026
Up to: $1,000,000
Get Out the Disability Vote in Georgia
Amount: $40,000
Focus: Supporting Georgians with disabilities at the polls during the election year
Summary: Collaborates with grassroots coalitions to foster understanding of civic engagement, build awareness among candidates about disability issues, provide measurable data on voter participation rates among people with disabilities, and document voting barriers.
Deadline: January 16, 2026
Amount: $10,000–$35,000
Summary: Invests in organizations preventing and treating child abuse through direct services, education, advocacy, and research.
Deadline: January 24, 2026
Amount: $100,000 (by group of 100 women)
Eligible Organizations: Annual operating budget between $500,000 and $5,000,000
Summary: Women’s giving collective supporting creative and innovative work in metro Atlanta. Funds capital and/or programmatic expenses. Past recipients provide direct, holistic support to people facing significant barriers such as homelessness, poverty, food insecurity, or health challenges.
R Howard Dobbs Jr Foundation – Winter 2026 Grant Cycle
LOI Submission Deadline: January 26, 2026
Full Proposal Deadline (if invited): February 16, 2026
Funding Priorities:
– Health: Youth mental well-being, reducing stigma/trauma, early intervention, school/community mental health access, workforce development
– Education: Student well-being, real-world readiness, environmental knowledge with measurable impact on underserved populations
– Environment: Conservation and environmental stewardship (Georgia coast, North Georgia, longleaf pine forests), community-driven solutions, systems-level change, equitable access
Aspen Alliance for Social Trust – Trust in Practice Awards
Deadline: January 30, 2026
Amount: $100,000, $500,000, or $1,000,000
Summary: Funds collaborative initiatives (3+ partners) building trust through civic engagement, intergenerational volunteering, community service, and dialogue across differences.
Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation – Fighting Hunger Grants
Deadline: January 31, 2026
Amount: Up to $10,000
Summary: Supports nonprofit organizations reducing hunger through direct food assistance, food rescue, and nutrition education for people facing food insecurity.
Deadline: February 1, 2026
Amount: $10,000–$250,000
Summary: Provides capital funding for U.S. nonprofits to strengthen infrastructure through facility construction, building upgrades, and equipment purchases.
HUD Continuum of Care (CoC) Program & Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program (YHDP)
Expected Application Window: January 6 – February 19, 2026
Summary: Promotes community-wide efforts to end homelessness by quickly rehousing individuals and families, with special focus on youth ages 24 and younger experiencing homelessness.
HUD Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grants for Fiscal Year 2025
Summary: Supports communities working to transform neighborhoods of concentrated poverty into mixed-income communities with housing options for people experiencing homelessness.
OneOhio Recovery Foundation Grants
Summary: Provides funding for organizations in Ohio addressing opioid addiction and recovery support.
Summary: Awards $30,000 worth of marketing services to deserving nonprofit organizations.
HHS Telehealth Nutrition Services Network Grant Program
Summary: Supports telehealth-based nutrition services to improve access to healthy food and nutrition education.
Want to apply? Work with us and let us take the time and stress of applying off your shoulders! Fill out this form for new clients or email betty@resurgensimpact.com if you’re a returning client.
Office Hours
January is when funding strategy quietly breaks… or gets built.
By the time spring deadlines arrive, the organizations that are scrambling usually made the same mistake in January: they didn’t stop to pressure-test their plan.
RIC’s January Office Hours are a space to slow down before the chaos starts.
This is where we:
• Talk through real grant strategy questions
• Sense-check funding timelines and capacity
• Identify risks early, not days before submission
• Help leaders decide what to pursue and what to let go
Experienced grant consultants helping you think clearly about what 2026 actually requires.
📅 January Office Hours Wednesday, January 21, 2026 1:00-2:00 ET
🖥 Virtual
🎟 Open to nonprofit leaders, development staff, and program teams
If you’re feeling the low-level pressure of “we should probably have a plan,” this space is for you.
Podcast: Grant Writing in a Time of Uncertainty: Why Strategy, Relationships, and Readiness Matter More Than Ever
The grant landscape continues to shift as nonprofits navigate uncertainty, increased competition, and changing funder expectations. In a recent conversation on the Community Possibilities podcast, hosted by Community Evaluation Solutions, our CEO Betty Barnard reflects on what this moment means for grant strategy, readiness, and relationship-based funding heading into 2026.
$500 Referral Credit
We have space to help new nonprofit clients! We love helping nonprofits that work in health, human services, and movement building, with operating budgets of $2M or more. To refer a client and earn a $500 credit if they sign a contract, make an email introduction to betty@resurgensimpact.com
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