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Grant funds will support the expansion of the organization’s neighborhood-based homeless services initiative that focuses on solving homelessness in Intown Atlanta  ATLANTA – October 1, 2024 – Local nonprofit organization Intown Cares, a leader in addressing homelessness and hunger in Atlanta, today announced a $225,000 grant award from the William Josef Foundation. Grant funds will…

Tanya Frazee joins the leadership team to spearhead organizational fundraising ATLANTA – July 16, 2024 – Local nonprofit organization Intown Cares, a leader in addressing homelessness and hunger in Atlanta, today announced the appointment of Tanya Frazee as Senior Director of Development. Frazee will lead the organization’s fundraising and mission-advancement strategy. “We are delighted to…

Mayor Andre Dickens reaffirms his administration’s commitment to provide support and solutions around two of Atlanta’s most pressing challenges in remarks at the event ATLANTA – May 21, 2024 – Local nonprofit organization Intown Cares, a leader in addressing homelessness and hunger in Atlanta, honored Bill Bolling with the Community Impact Award and raised $547,000…

Awarded by SAMHSA, the grant funds services for people with serious mental illness experiencing homelessness ATLANTA – February 21, 2024 – Local nonprofit organization Intown Cares, a leader in addressing homelessness and hunger in Atlanta, today announced it has been awarded a $280,000 Projects for Assistance in Transition (PATH) grant from the Substance Abuse and…

New directors bring strong operational, financial, and social impact leadership experience from major industries ATLANTA – November 2, 2023 – Local nonprofit organization Intown Cares, a leader in addressing homelessness and hunger in Atlanta, today announced five new appointments to its Board of Directors: Alexandra Kirk, Vice President of Development and Construction, Jamestown; Rob Shields,…

Partnership collaboratively funded by Atlanta City Council members Liliana Bakhtiari and Matt Westmoreland, the City of Atlanta administration, and East Atlanta Community Association  ATLANTA – October 11, 2023 – Local nonprofit organization Intown Cares, a leader in addressing homelessness and hunger in Atlanta, today announced a new partnership to combat homelessness in the East Atlanta community. The partnership,…

Trans Housing Coalition (THC) is an Atlanta-based trans-led and founded organization that helps transgender and gender non-conforming people, particularly Black trans women, experiencing chronic homelessness transition to long-term housing. Intown’s partnership with THC dates back to 2020 and was established to help connect Atlanta’s unhoused trans residents with safe, accessible housing resources. Since the partnership…

New name and identity represent the local nonprofit’s evolution over the past 13 years to implement unique program models to address homelessness and hunger—two of the most pressing social challenges in our city Local nonprofit organization Intown Collaborative Ministries, a leader in addressing homelessness and hunger in Atlanta, announced it is changing its name to…

INTOWN COLLABORATIVE MINISTRIES announces it is launching new partnerships this month with both MIDTOWN ALLIANCE and THE CHURCH OF THE COMMON GROUND to combat homelessness in Midtown and Downtown Atlanta. Both new partnerships will embed an Intown Homeless Outreach Case Manager within a geographic neighborhood. The Midtown Alliance partnership will involve an Intown Case Manager…

He made the decision at age 76 to stop living on the streets of Atlanta and to finally get an apartment. He now hopes to reunite with his three grown daughters. https://www.fox5atlanta.com/video/1020965?fbclid=IwAR1-Geu-maB6fqmxBZx4xjiRSHeM3CLh1W3oSiNHvCWHpbJfz1VPFkwjBp0

July 26, 2020

Passion City Church Highlights Intown Collaborative Ministries during their Above+Beyond Campaign

Storycorps: April 27, 2020

Rolling Stone on March 17, 2020 “We were sort of feeling helpless, you know?” says Jeff Moore of Georgia’s Old Fourth Distillery. “What can we do? Our business is already basically shut down.”

CBS 46 report on the dismantling of a homeless encampment by the City of Atlanta. Reported on September 11, 2019.

An article from Atlanta Loop detailing a homeless sweep under the Bell Street bridge near Grady.

Intown’s Homeless Outreach Team is in the news! Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms provides and exciting update on the Homefirst Atlanta Initiative.

A story on Roxie and her journey to homelessness and how Intown Collaborative Ministries helped end her days and nights without a home for good in April.

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Intown Collaborative Ministries is honored to receive a 2016 Martin Luther King Jr community service award for our work to prevent and reverse homelessness and hunger in Intown Atlanta.

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