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Nana Packs Program
student parent supportchild care supportcampus family resources+1 more
Who can apply: College campuses in Georgia interested in bringing Nana Packs to their campus.
About Nana Grants
Support low-income single mothers pursuing post-secondary education while ensuring their children receive the benefits of quality early childhood education; cover 100% of the cost of child care through graduation for low-income student mothers attending an accredited college or university in Georgia.
Focus Areas
child careearly childhood educationhigher education accesssupport for single parentseconomic mobilitycase management and family supports
Who They Fund
low-income single mothers enrolled in accredited colleges/universities (Georgia)student parentschildren of college-attending low-income mothers (early childhood program participants)low-income families in Georgia
Funding Style
About Nana Grants
Nana Grants Inc centers its grantmaking on a single purpose: covering child care so low-income single mothers can stay enrolled through graduation at accredited colleges and universities in Georgia. That support is paired with case management, making the grant relationship longer than a one-time tuition subsidy. The foundation’s active programs show the same structure in different forms: a standard Nana Grant for child care funding, a CAPS Bridge Program that reinstated family-fee and copay coverage after reductions in Georgia CAPS, and Nana Packs for children of student parents on campus. The recent grants list shows this model in practice across Georgia child care providers and student-parent supports. Dunwoody Prep in Atlanta received $19,912 in 2023, while KinderCare Education LLC in Buford received $19,261 that same year. In 2024, Kiddie Academy of Midtown in Atlanta received $10,760, and Pinnacle Pointe Academy Daycare Inc in Union City received $10,675. Those awards sit within a funding pattern aimed at making child care continuous for mothers in post-secondary education rather than episodic.
What Nana Grants Funds
Child care is the clearest thread in Nana Grants Inc’s work. Several recent awards went to licensed care providers, including $10,760 to Kiddie Academy of Midtown in Atlanta for child care and $9,610 to Goddard School - Austell for child care. The foundation also supports student-parent infrastructure tied to campus life. Atlanta Technical College Early Edu in Atlanta received $8,370 for child care, linking the grant to a college setting rather than only a community provider. Family-support tools appear in the program design as well. The CAPS Bridge Program was relaunched to cover Georgia CAPS family fees and copays for eligible Nana Grants recipients, and Nana Packs provides curated activity packs for children of student parents at campus locations such as student aid offices, admissions, lactation rooms, and libraries. Its stated focus on low-income single mothers pursuing post-secondary education ties these pieces together around completion and family stability.
How Nana Grants Gives
Typical awards cluster tightly around a mid-thousands range: the 25th percentile is $6,300, the median is $8,640, and the 75th percentile is $9,752. The recent-grants list shows repeated support to the same providers across years, including KinderCare Education LLC, Pinnacle Pointe Academy Daycare Inc, Cornerstone Learning Center LLC, A Smart Start Learning Academy, and Sunrise Kids Learning Center - Lilb, which points to ongoing rather than one-off relationships. Nana Grants Inc is structured as a grantmaker, not an individual-funding vehicle, and the active programs indicate direct service support through child-care payments, bridge coverage, and case management.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$131K
Total Assets
$1.5M
Total Revenue
$551K
Total Expenses
$820K
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $6K and $10K, with a median of $9K.
25th Percentile
$6K
Median
$9K
75th Percentile
$10K
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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