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FundersGAAtlanta Wealth Building Initiative Inc › 2021

Grants paid by Atlanta Wealth Building Initiative Inc, tax year 2021

EIN 46-2239585 · Atlanta, GA · Form 990, Schedule I · NTEE S30

In tax year 2021, Atlanta Wealth Building Initiative Inc (EIN 46-2239585) reported 11 grants paid totaling $415,000. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

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Every grant, 2021

Grants reported by Atlanta Wealth Building Initiative Inc for tax year 2021
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2021Village Micro Fund Atlanta, GAA$75,000paidTO HELP BROWN TOY BOX EXECUTE ON PURCHASE ORDERS202311729349300331
2021Our Village United Atlanta, GAA$75,000paidTO HELP BROWN TOY BOX EXECUTE ON PURCHASE ORDERS202311729349300331
2021Georgia Micro Enterprise Network Inc Atlanta, GAA$50,000paidSUPPORTING THE ADDITION OF A PROGRAM COORDINATOR AND GRANT WRITER, AND THE COMPLETION OF PHASE ONE OF THE BUILD OUT OF THE KE'NEKT'S SPACE IN WESTVIEW.202311729349300331
2021Goodie Nation Atlanta, GAA$40,000paidTO EXPAND THE ECOSYSTEM OF SERVICES FOR BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES BY SUPPORTING GOODIE NATION IN HIRING ADDITIONAL STAFF202311729349300331
2021Village Micro Fund Atlanta, GAA$40,000paidTO CULTIVATE FUNDING RELATIONSHIPS, GROW THE CAPACITY OF ITS EARNED REVENUE AND FINE TUNE ITS BUSINESS MODEL.202311729349300331
2021The Ke'nekt Cooperative Atlanta, GAA$30,000paidOUR "CREATION STATIONS" (WE USED SUPPORT FROM AWBI TO BUILD OUT) ARE DESIGNATED TECHNOLOGY PODS WITHIN THE KE'NEKT COOPERATIVE TO SUPPORT OUR SENIORS, STUDENTS, BLACK BUSINESSES, CREATIVES, MICRO START UPS & SOLOPRENEURS - SUPPORTING THE ONGOING COVID DIGITAL NEEDS OF OUR COMMUNITY.A CRITICAL GAMECHANGER OF OUR COMMUNITY WOULD BE THE FINANCIAL RESOURCES TO ACQUIRE TECHNOLOGY FOR OUR COMMUNITY HUB ALONG WITH THE CAPACITY TO SUPPORT TWO HBCU COOPERATIVE ECONOMIC FELLOWSHIPS WHERE WE COLLABORATE WITH CLARK, SPELMAN OR MOREHOUSE FOR A 9 MONTH FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM.202311729349300331
2021Our Village Unitedvillage Market Atlanta Atlanta, GAA$30,000paidSUPPORT BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES IN ATLANTA IN RECOVERING FROM COVID, GROWING THEIR REVENUES, AND AVOIDING DISPLACEMENT BY PROVIDING ACCESS TO TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND COOPERATIVE SPACES, BOTH PHYSICAL AND VIRTUAL THROUGH THE VILLAGE MARKET ATLANTA ECOSYSTEM.202311729349300331
2021Grove Park Foundation Atlanta, GAA$25,000paidTO SUPPORT BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES IN SECURING COMMERCIAL SPACE IN GROVE PARK THROUGH THE ACTIVATION OF A COMMERCIAL SITE ON DONALD LEE HOLLOWELL PARKWAY (DLH)202311729349300331
2021Georgia Microenterprise Network Atlanta, GAA$21,500paidTO CONTINUE ENGAGEMENT OF COMMUNITY PARTNERS AND BUSINESSES TO SUPPORT WESTATL CAMPAIGN202311729349300331
2021Gmen Atlanta, GAA$20,000paidGREEN PROJECT202311729349300331
2021Prosper Atlanta, GAA$8,500paidTO POSITION 25 BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES FOR REVENUE GROWTH THROUGH PROSPER'S DIGITAL READINESS SUPPORT202311729349300331

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Recipient matching for this dataset version has not yet completed its independent precision check. Tier A rows carry the EIN the filer reported; tiers B–D are the matcher's inference and should be read as leads until the check is published on the methodology page.

Derived from IRS Form 990 e-file XML. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03. All years for this funder.

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