United Way of Atlanta African American Partnership

United Way of Atlanta African American Partnership United Way AAP is a collaboration of donors with a passion for improving the quality of life in our region through philanthropy, advocacy and volunteering.

We’re uniting to build communities where all children can thrive and reach their full potential. Through AAP, African-American community leaders, donors, volunteers, allies and advocates unite to increase representation within Greater Atlanta philanthropic leadership and to power the potential of youth across our region. Every child whose life we change will go on to change the lives of countless

children, families and communities. And when we work together, our community impact grows exponentially to create an equitable future for all. The African-American Partnership (AAP) is an affinity group at United Way of Greater Atlanta open to both Cole Society and Tocqueville Society members. Learn how you can do more: https://www.unitedwayatlanta.org/group/african-american-partnership/

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Learn more about child well-being in Greater Atlanta: https://www.unitedwayatlanta.org/child-well-being-overview/

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40 Courtland Street
Atlanta, GA
30303

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+14045277200

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The African American Partnership (AAP) is an affinity group open to both Cole Society (donors who give $1,000-$9,999) and Tocqueville Society (donors who give $10,000+) annually. AAP is an engagement tool through which United Way invites the African American community to participate in greater numbers in the work of United Way. There are currently over 500 members of AAP, which accounts for $1,107,140 in revenue. AAP, formerly the African American Initiative, was launched in 2000 by Conchita Robinson of Robinson Associates Inc., and Charles Stephens, formerly of Skystone Ryan, Inc. The purpose was to increase United Way of Greater Atlanta’s presence in the African American community and increase the number of African American donors and volunteers.