Applying for a Grant: How We Fund The Atlas Family Foundation supports prenatal-to-three direct services, intervention and education programs in the field of early childhood development and public policy that improves the lives of young children and their families.

Although each program area has a clear focus, we maintain a measure of flexibility necessary to respond to the needs of the community and the policy environment. As the environment in which we work shifts, we aim to strike a careful balance between incorporating changes to our agenda without shifting priorities in any fundamental way. We strive to be adaptable, listening carefully and staying attuned to the realities faced by those we seek to serve.


What do we fund in the area of prenatal-to-three?

  • Direct services
  • Infant and toddler mental health
  • Parenting education
  • Seed grants to strengthen organizational and programmatic capacity
  • Public policy and advocacy
  • Program/Project Evaluation
  • Strategic planning
  • Staff education and training—clinical and leadership


We do not fund:

  • Individuals
  • Basic research
  • Capital campaigns
  • Legislation


Timeline

The Foundation only funds 501 (c) (3) organizations within our area of focus primarily in Los Angeles County.

Once your organization is invited to submit a brief letter of inquiry seeking a grant with aims consistent with those of the Foundation, please click here for our Grant Application Section (password protected).

Application materials and guidelines will be mailed to you or can be accessed in our Grant Application Section.

Proposals are received year round by invitation only. Unsolicited Letters of Inquiry and Proposals will not be taken under consideration. Grantmaking decisions will be made within 30 days of the receipt of your proposal with funding following shortly thereafter.

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