First Horizon Foundation – Georgia Grant Program (2026)
Charitable Grants Supporting Community Well-Being, Financial Education, and Sustainability
Organization: First Horizon Foundation
Support Type: Charitable grants
Geographic Focus: Atlanta, Georgia
About the Funder
The First Horizon Foundation supports nonprofit organizations that strengthen the communities where First Horizon operates. In Georgia, the Foundation invests in programs that improve quality of life, expand financial education and economic opportunity, develop future leaders, enrich the arts, and promote a more sustainable future.
What This Program Supports
Grantmaking is aligned with the following community pillars:
- Community Well-Being
Programs that enhance health, stability, and overall quality of life. - Financial Future
Financial literacy, economic education, and asset-building initiatives. - Education & Leadership Development
Programs that educate and prepare the next generation of leaders. - Arts & Cultural Enrichment
Arts education and community-based cultural programming. - Sustainability & Environment
Initiatives that support long-term environmental and community resilience.
Eligible Georgia Grant Area & Timeline
| Area | Contact | Application Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Atlanta, GA | Lori Chase | Applications open January 1, 2026 Applications close September 15, 2026 Grant awards announced throughout the year |
Eligibility & Restrictions
Eligible applicants:
- Qualified nonprofit organizations serving the Atlanta, GA area
Ineligible requests include:
- Individuals
- Trips or tours
- Solely religious, social, or fraternal organizations
- Organizations that primarily redistribute funds (except recognized united-fund organizations)
- K–12 schools
- Political or advocacy organizations
- Operating budget deficits
Application Notes
- Applicants should review grant guidelines and eligibility criteria before starting
- Help text is available throughout the online application to clarify required fields
Apply / Learn More
➡️ https://firsthorizonfoundation.com/apply-for-a-grant/georgia
Why This Opportunity Is a Good Fit
This program is a strong fit for Georgia-based nonprofits that:
- Serve the Atlanta metropolitan area
- Focus on financial literacy, community well-being, arts access, leadership development, or sustainability
- Can demonstrate clear local impact
Corporate Grants Guide Notes
Review Type: Rolling (within application window)
Application Window: January 1 – September 15, 2026
Best Suited For: Community-based nonprofits operating in the Atlanta, GA market
