Early Learning Property Management

About Early Learning Property Management

Early Learning Property Management Inc centers its giving on the physical conditions of early learning sites, using grants to repair, renovate, and improve facilities for nonprofit childcare and early childhood providers. The foundation’s recent awards show that this is not general operating support; it is project-specific funding tied to capital work, maintenance, and quality improvements that help centers keep serving young children. A clear pattern appears in its portfolio of center-based awards. Hollywood Daycare Center in Atlanta received $134,275 in 2024 through the Quality Facilities Initiative, while Loving Care Daycare Center in Atlanta received $128,557 in 2023 and another $83,645 in 2024. That repeat funding suggests ongoing facility needs at the same provider can be addressed across multiple grant cycles. The foundation also backs efforts linked to early learning quality and expanded capacity. Its active programs include a competitive Quality Facilities Initiative and a Sibley Award for Early Learning Leadership and Program Excellence, both aimed at strengthening early childhood settings rather than funding individuals. Across the latest grants list, recipients are early learning centers and daycare providers in Georgia, especially in Metro Atlanta and surrounding communities.

What Early Learning Property Management Funds

Facility work is the foundation’s core theme. Through the Quality Facilities Initiative, it funded New Era Learning Center in Powder Springs $102,668 in 2025 and 1st Step Learning Academy in Powder Springs $87,717 in 2024 for repairs, renovations, and capital projects. It also supports providers that need upgrades to remain quality-ready or expand capacity. River Oakes Day Care in Mableton received $81,002 in 2025 after a $80,447 award in 2024, indicating a multi-year facility relationship. In another example, Little Ones Learning Center in Forest Park received $82,735 in 2024. The foundation’s grantmaking extends to early learning leadership and program excellence through the Sibley Award Initiative, which is a $15,000 competition for ELPM early learning centers. That program is designed for new or expanded learning opportunities for children, families, and staff. Its active PAACT Repair & Renovation Program, run with GEEARS, focuses on City of Atlanta provider needs and capital projects in high-need neighborhoods.

How Early Learning Property Management Gives