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The Nonprofit Finance Fund (NFF) is a nonprofit organization based in New York City, founded in 1980 by Clara Miller. Originally established as the Energy Conservation Fund, it has evolved to focus on supporting community wealth and well-being through lending, consulting, and advocacy, with a strong commitment to advancing racial equity. NFF offers various services to strengthen nonprofit organizations. Its lending services provide financing options to help nonprofits access capital for projects, while consulting services assist them in managing finances and improving operations. Additionally, NFF advocates for equitable funding systems and shares valuable insights through webinars, reports, and other resources. With offices in New York City, Boston, Philadelphia, Oakland, and Los Angeles, NFF serves a diverse range of nonprofits across sectors such as education, health, and civil rights. The organization collaborates with major grantmakers to further its mission and has received significant funding to support community development initiatives.
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KIPP Atlanta Schools is a network of tuition-free, public charter schools serving students in Atlanta and East Point, Georgia. Established in 2003, it has grown to 11 schools across seven campuses, educating over 5,500 students in grades K-12. As part of the national KIPP (Knowledge Is Power Program) system, KIPP Atlanta emphasizes college and career readiness, focusing on partnerships among scholars, families, and educators. The network offers a college-preparatory curriculum with a strong emphasis on STEM, humanities, and character development. KIPP Atlanta provides various extracurricular activities, including athletics, arts, and leadership initiatives, to support holistic student growth. With a graduation rate of 86% for its 2020 class at KIPP Atlanta Collegiate High School, the network surpasses the local district average. KIPP Atlanta plans to expand to 13 schools, aiming to serve 7,000 scholars in the future.