Latino Community Fund Georgia

Rapid-Response Grant for Immigrant-Serving Nonprofits

$1,000–$25k

Amount

Cash

Rolling

Deadline

Georgia

Geography

Regional

Grant

Type

Non Profit

Immigration & Refugee Services
Social Justice & Equity
Legal Aid & Access to Justice
Mental Health & Suicide Prevention
Economic Empowerment

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About this grant

A rapid-response and resilience initiative designed to protect, stabilize, and support immigrant individuals, families, and immigrant-centric nonprofit organizations facing heightened social, economic, and safety vulnerabilities. Funding supports legal navigation, health and trauma services, Know Your Rights education, emergency financial aid, and organizational capacity building. Priority is given to immigrant-led 501(c)(3) organizations invited through established coalitions.

What you get

Grants of $1,000–$25,000 per organization
Access to UNIDOS monthly peer-learning meetings
Shared index of statewide services
Digital safety and grant readiness technical assistance
Access to DOJ-accredited legal service database
New funding rounds every 6 months

How to apply

Referral or invitation from established coalition partner (e.g., UNIDOS, GIRA, L4D, Immigrants United Coalition)

Eligibility

Must be a 501(c)(3) organization
Priority given to immigrant-led organizations
Must be invited via established coalitions and partners
Must have history, engagement, and recommendation from established coalitions

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Rapid-Response Grant for Immigrant-Serving Nonprofits

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