The Tull Charitable Foundation remains grounded in our core values, including being relational and responsive. We continue to listen to our community and take meaningful action.

In light of the unprecedented strain on the nonprofit sector, the Foundation is focusing its grantmaking for the remainder of the year on helping recent grantees navigate federal funding cuts and policy changes that threaten their financial stability.

To help address this uncertainty, the Foundation is offering flexible, unrestricted Stabilizing Impact Grants. These grants will be disbursed quickly and do not require an application. Eligible grantees will be contacted directly by the Foundation.

We anticipate reopening new partnership opportunities in January 2026.
Please check back in November for an update on our grantmaking priorities.

Mission Statement

Our mission is to co-create a more just and equitable future by building partnerships with and investing in organizations making an impact in Metro Atlanta communities.

We do this by building trusting partnerships and investing primarily in nonprofits that focus their experience and expertise on promoting racial equity through their work.

(Metro Atlanta is defined as the 13 counties served by the United Way of Greater Atlanta.)

Funding Priorities
The Foundation focuses its grantmaking on transformational initiatives that lead nonprofits to new levels of scale, operating strength and capacity.
Applying
Prior to submitting a full grant application, we require that each applicant organization submit a letter-of-intent to determine the potential eligibility of the request.
Decision Process
Trustees make their grant decisions based on materials prepared for them by Foundation staff. Each applicant will be notified in writing shortly after a decision on their proposal has been made.