The Fulton County Community Services Program (CSP) Evaluation Committee made recommendations to fund non-profit programs in the amount of $5,613,958.00 to support the delivery of essential community services to Fulton County residents. To celebrate the investment in the community, a North Fulton Non-Profit Partner recognition event is scheduled for September 10, 2024, at the Chattahoochee Nature Center starting at 9 a.m.

Since its inception in 2016, Fulton County has invested almost $53 million in County General Funds to the Community Services Program model. This year, 145 non-profit partners were awarded contracts to address six service categories which include: Children and Youth Services, Disabilities, Economic Stability/Poverty, Health and Wellness, Homelessness, and Senior Services.


The breakdown of the funding to Non-profit programs is as follows:

• $2.1 million in CSP funds are being allocated to the Children and Youth service category
• $420K in CSP funds are being allocated to the Disabilities service category
• $999K in CSP funds are being allocated to the Economic Stability/Poverty service category
• $657K in CSP funds are being allocated to the Health and Wellness service category
• $920K in CSP funds are being allocated to the Homelessness service category
• $289K in CSP funds are being allocated to the Senior Services service category
• $250K in CSP Funds are being allocated to the Veteran Services service category
  
  

“Fulton County continues to make an impact in the community by providing the means for essential community services,” said Stan Wilson, Director, Fulton County Community Development. “The financial support that we receive from the Fulton County Board of Commissioners will dramatically improve the quality of life of Fulton County constituents.”