Standing Strong for Women

"The YWCA has touched the lives of so many women, ranging from our region’s top female leaders to our community most vulnerable residents...homeless mothers and children."

Justine Boyd, CEO

Early Learning Academy

At the YWCA of Greater Atlanta's Early Learning Academy, we offer high-quality, affordable, accessible child care for children six weeks to five years old, for families of all income levels.

Open Your Purse 2012

The YWCA of Greater Atlanta's annual fundraising gala

Join us on Wednesday, September 19th at the grandeur of the Georgia Aquarium. The stunning beauty of an array of handbags. The magnificence of fabulous Atlantans. The power to ignite change and to harness the belief that all women and children deserve a place to call home.

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Mother's Day Tribute

Your mother always reminded you to say “Thank You"... now, a special way to thank her on Mother’s Day.

In honor of Mother’s Day, the YWCA is offering a unique way for you to pay tribute to the institution of motherhood by contributing to the Bettie Brand Mothers’ Endowment Fund--with a $25.00 minimum contribution, your mother (or special honoree) will...

The YWCA of Greater Atlanta

Founded in 1902, the mission of the YWCA of Greater Atlanta is to eliminate racism and empower women. We fulfill our mission with programs that empower Atlanta’s women and girls through education, advocacy and unity.

the YWCA of Greater Atlanta

We are dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all. We provide effective programs to empower Atlanta’s women and girls through education, advocacy and unity. Strengthened by diversity, the YWCA draws together people from the community who strive to create opportunities for women’s growth, leadership and empowerment.

The YWCA of Greater Atlanta transforms the lives of women and girls, helping them reach their full potential by delivering innovative, affordable programs such as transitional housing for women in need, childcare, development programs for teens, and breast cancer awareness.

support the YWCA

Your donation to the YWCA Atlanta can truly make a difference in our fight to eliminate racism and empower women and girls in Atlanta.

2011 Power of the Purse Recipient

Each year the YWCA of Greater Atlanta recognizes a graduate of its Women in Transition program with the Power of the Purse Award.

Amy Peet is an exceptional woman who has completed the 18-month supportive housing program and overcome incredible odds to achieve success for herself and her family.

after school learning academy

I have nothing but praise for the quality of the program. The teachers have been uniformly excellent. The staff has been courteous and professional, and I am impressed with how well the program has adjusted over the years to the changing needs of my children. They feel very much a part of the YWCA community and I know you have been an integral part of that effort....