$31.8 million campaign to renovate Main Hall.

$2.3 million campaign to construct a nursing building.

Pediatric medical residency program conducted by Children's in partnership with the Emory University School of Medicine.

$32.5 million campaign to construct new Upper School and Lower School buildings.

$33.1 million campaign to construct a new Lower School.

Construction of junior high building as part of $25 million campaign.

Support of facility improvements as part of $14.5 million campaign.

$18.7 million campaign to construct the Valdosta State University Performing Arts Center.

Capital projects as part of $25 million campaign to improve facilities and student programs.

Development of work-study program to improve student success and job readiness.

Acquisition of theater equipment as part of $600,000 campaign.

Purchase of equipment as part of $45 million comprehensive campaign.

Development of the digital Historic Rural Church Archive at Emory University's Pitts Theology Library.

$1.6 million campaign to equip theater and teaching studios for youth development dance program.

Continuation of Family Fun program on the Woodruff Arts Center campus.

Construction of the Telfair Children's Art Museum.

$22 million campaign to construct the Animal Health Center.

$7.5 million campaign to acquire greenspace and expand charitable care for residents.

$31.8 million campaign to renovate Main Hall.

Pediatric medical residency program conducted by Children's in partnership with the Emory University School of Medicine.

Construction of $18.9 million Health and Wellness Center.

$32.5 million campaign to construct new Upper School and Lower School buildings.

$33.1 million campaign to construct a new Lower School.

Construction of the Center for Innovation and the Arts as part of $250 million campaign.

Renovation of the library and campus improvements as part of $12 million campaign.

Construction of junior high building as part of $25 million campaign.

Development of work-study program to improve student success and job readiness.

$4.2 million campaign to construct the Cherokee County History Center and Museum.

Continuation of Family Fun program on the Woodruff Arts Center campus.

$24 million campaign to renovate and expand the museum with new gardens, galleries and public spaces.

Support of technology needs as part of $7.9 million campaign to improve campus connectivity and enhance health sciences programs.

Pediatric medical residency program conducted by Children's in partnership with the Emory University School of Medicine.

Construction of $18.9 million Health and Wellness Center.

Construction of the Center for Innovation and the Arts as part of $250 million campaign.

Phase I capital priorities as part of $120 million campaign.

$5 million campaign to support COVID-19 pandemic recovery, artistic innovation and equitable access to dance education.

Construction of new theater spaces as part of the Lawrenceville Arts Center.

Operating support in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Restoration of East Hill as part of $10 million capital campaign.

Continuation of Family Fun program on the Woodruff Arts Center campus.

Construction of the Evans Orientation Theater and renovation of the Evans Gallery as part of $30 million campaign.

System upgrades and repairs to Evans House.

Construction of the Spiritual Enrichment Center as part of $20 million campaign.

Capital priorities as part of Phase II of $73.9 million campaign. $5 million redirected for operating support in response to COVID-19 pandemic.

Renovation and expansion of the Hope Lodge to provide temporary housing for cancer patients receiving treatment in Atlanta.

Pediatric medical residency program conducted by Children's in partnership with the Emory University School of Medicine.

Phase I capital priorities as part of $120 million campaign.

Upgrade of the Bishop Payne Library as part of $45 million comprehensive campaign.

$1.5 million campaign to build digital capacity and purchase production equipment.

$3 million campaign for program development, capital improvements and capacity building in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

$2.2 million campaign to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, rebuild programs, expand digital and diversity-focused offerings, and update science exhibits.

Support of increased grantmaking by the Metropolitan Atlanta Arts Fund in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Operating support in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Restoration of East Hill as part of $10 million capital campaign.

Continuation of program to expand family access to the Woodruff Arts Center campus. Payable over three years.

Capital improvements to theater, including new HVAC system.

Renovation of the gym and Ben Parrott Dining Hall for residential campus serving at-risk boys.

Pediatric medical residency program conducted in partnership with the Emory University School of Medicine.

Construction of new Conservatory of Music on Demorest campus.

Construction of a new high school building as part of $14.3 million campaign to expand campus for school serving students with learning differences.

Upgrade of the Bishop Payne Library as part of $45 million comprehensive campaign.

Construction of a new lower school building as part of $24 million comprehensive campaign.

Construction of an early learning center at Grove Park as part of the Here for Good campaign.

Capital priorities as part of Phase II of $73.9 million campaign.

Support of Community Access Program to attract more diverse audiences.

Development of AMP Center for Music Education to house performing arts and youth development organization.

Construction of the Reeves House at the Elm Street Cultural Arts Village in Woodstock.

Continuation of program to expand family access to the Woodruff Arts Center campus. Payable over three years.

Costs associated with the development of new rehearsal, event and office space.

$3.4 million campaign to develop the Antinori Village and make campus updates for artist residency program in Rabun County.

Installation of a new heating system.

Renovation of Mitchell Hall.

Campus repairs and renovations as part of $2.4 million campaign.

Pediatric medical residency program conducted in partnership with the Emory University School of Medicine.

$30 million campaign for construction of the new Hyland Center and other campus renovations.

Construction of an addition to the high school building.

Construction of the Cousins Center for Science and Innovation.

Construction of the Early Childhood Center.

Capital priorities as part of Phase II of $73 million campaign.

Facility improvements as part of $1.45 million campaign.

Support of Community Access Program to attract more diverse audiences.

Design and development of STEM-focused permanent exhibit.

Construction of new facility for youth development dance program.

Continuation of program to expand family access to the Woodruff Arts Center campus. Payable over three years.

Guest facility improvements and the addition of a public restroom to the Foxfire Museum and Heritage Center.

$14.6 million campaign to build the Primary School Learning Center.

$1.75 million campaign to expand and enhance the Junior House and to make other campus improvements.

Pediatric medical residency program conducted in partnership with the Emory University School of Medicine.

Construction of the Reinhardt University Theater.

$3.5 million campaign to construct a new classroom building, expand greenspace, and renovate existing classrooms on campus.

Construction of a formal garden to enhance the historic campus.

Construction of a science and technology building and renovations to existing facilities as part of $10 million campaign.

Support of arts education programming at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre. Payable over two years.

Support of Community Access Program to attract more diverse audiences to the Garden.

Replacement of roof on main building.

Capital expenses for production equipment and technology upgrades.

$2.6 million campaign to purchase and renovate adjacent building for education initiatives and to update the Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse.

Support of increased grantmaking by the Metropolitan Atlanta Arts Fund to strengthen the region's small and mid-sized arts organizations.

Landscape project to complete the final phase of the rehabilitation of historic Rhodes Hall.

Phase III of campaign to complete capital improvements to the museum's facilities and grounds.

$1.8 million campaign to renovate historic Watkinsville campus.

Replacement of electrical distribution system and other capital needs and priorities.

Restoration of the historic Owens-Thomas House in Savannah.

Development of the Alice H. Richards Children's Garden at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia.

Endowment of Virginia History Day.

Purchase and installation of new organ for historic church.

Renovation of historic Rebekah Scott Hall to house a welcome center, student residences, and offices for admissions and financial aid.

Pediatric medical residency program conducted in partnership with Emory University School of Medicine.

$2.5 million campaign to purchase and renovate facility for school serving students with autism.

Redesign of the junior and senior high buildings as part of $26.7 million campaign.

Construction of a new laboratory science facility and renovation of current science building.

Renovation of St. Peter Chanel Hall, the school's main academic building.

Redesign and renovation of Willett Library.

Support of arts education programming at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre. Payable over two years.

$23.5 million campaign to increase financial stability, enhance community access, and address maintenance and capital needs.

Support of increased grantmaking by the Metropolitan Atlanta Arts Fund to strengthen the region's small and mid-sized arts organizations.

Renovation of the Research Center as part of $13 million campaign.

Infrastructure development for Historical Rural Churches of Georgia to research and document historic rural churches across the state ($106,500) and partnership with GHC ($18,500).

Renovation of historic building in downtown Ellijay to serve as a performing arts center.

$1.9 million campaign to preserve and restore the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center's historic building.

Programs to expand family access and activate the Woodruff Arts Center campus year-round.

Creation of a digital education platform.

Capital improvements to campus as part of $1.9 million campaign.

Pediatric medical residency program conducted in partnership with the Emory University School of Medicine.

Redesign of the junior and senior high buildings as part of $26.7 million campaign.

Construction of math, science and commons building as part of $22.5 million One School campaign.

Construction of a new laboratory science facility and renovation of current science building.

Construction of a new Lower and Middle School building for independent school serving students with learning disabilities.

$20 million comprehensive campaign to construct a new Upper School.

Capital improvements, including modifications to media center, as part of $15 million campaign.

Support of educational programs for children at the Cobb Performing Arts Centre.

Renovation of three historic buildings on the Callanwolde estate to create additional space for programs.

$8.2 million campaign to update museum.

Support of increased grantmaking by the Metropolitan Atlanta Arts Fund to strengthen the region's small and mid-sized arts organizations.

Addition of an elevator as part of campaign to purchase and renovate a facility for Dad's Garage.

Creation of the James River Overlook II adjacent to the Palmer Chapel as part of comprehensive campaign to restore the historic cemetery.

One-time support of technology upgrades and capital improvements.

Programs to expand family access and activate the Woodruff Arts Center campus year-round.

Restoration of the southeast bed chamber of Stratford Hall's Great House.

Renovation of the lower level of Evans House.

Modernization of hospital facility and medical office building of Bath Community Hospital, a Critical Access Hospital.

Support for pediatric medical residency program conducted with the Emory University School of Medicine.

Construction of math, science and commons building as part of $22.5 million One School campaign.

Capital improvements to facility of professional ballet company and school serving dancers of color and at-risk youth.

Purchase of outdoor furniture and equipment for Oglethorpe University performance venue.

Programs to expand family access and activate the Woodruff Arts Center campus year-round.

Support of campaign to open a new performing arts venue for small to mid-sized arts organizations in metro Atlanta.

Update to the Story of Virginia exhibit as part of $38 million comprehensive campaign for capital projects, programs and endowment.

Technology upgrades to equip Brenau's new Downtown Center campus in Gainesville.

Support for pediatric medical residency program conducted with the Emory University School of Medicine.

Support for the Two-Year College Scholars Program, which provides scholarships to students of two-year institutions.

Construction of a new academic building incorporating Kuhrt Gymnasium to support enrollment growth.

Construction of a new Campus Center as part of a $45 million comprehensive campaign.

Construction of a new middle school as part of a $10 million campaign.

Renovation of Means Street facility to provide studio and exhibition space, increase visitors and foster artist collaboration.

Completion of campaign to secure the Balzer Theater at Herren's as a permanent home for Theatrical Outfit and to make it available to other Atlanta performing arts groups.

Rehabilitation of the historic Rhodes Hall, which houses The Georgia Trust.

Restoration of two stained glass windows, renovation of organ and other improvements at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, which Lettie Pate Evans attended during her life.

Support for pediatric medical residency program conducted with the Emory University School of Medicine.

Support for the Two-Year College Scholars Program, which provides scholarships to students of two-year institutions.

$4.5 million campaign to restore and preserve the Brafferton, the second oldest building on the College's historic campus.

Construction of a new academic facility, Townsend Hall, to replace an outdated classroom building.

Construction of a new Campus Center as part of a $45 million comprehensive campaign.

Construction of a new middle school as part of a $10 million campaign.

For $3.8 million campaign to address urgent capital needs, including the construction of a student activities center.

Strategic initiatives of the World Affairs Council of Atlanta, which provides forums, research and expertise on global issues. Payable over two years.

Renovation of the Whitehead Cottage and the Ben Parrott Dining Hall at Boys' Home of Virginia, which supports the spiritual, academic, physical and social development of boys in need.

Support of strategic initiatives to grow the YMCA's presence in Georgia.

Renovation of the physical education complex, including roof repairs and updates to classrooms and recreational areas.

Support of pediatric residency program conducted with the Emory University School of Medicine.

Support for the Two-Year College Scholars Program, which provides scholarships to students of two-year institutions.

Renovation of the David H. March Library. Payable over two years.

For $10 million campaign to rebuild chapel destroyed by fire.

Strategic initiatives of the World Affairs Council of Atlanta, which provides forums, research and expertise on global issues. Payable over two years.

Replacement of the furnace in the Old Customhouse, an original Revolutionary War-era structure.

Capital improvements to the Seven Stages Theater in Atlanta's Little Five Points.

Capital improvements to the Museum of Arts and Sciences in Macon.

Support of pediatric medical residency program conducted with the Emory University School of Medicine.

For $4.5 million campaign to restore and preserve the Brafferton, the second oldest building on the college's historic campus.

Construction of the Vernon Broyles Leadership Center to enhance pastoral training.

Renovation of the David H. March Library. Payable over two years.

Construction of a new library wing to reduce facility crowding, create additional study space and update technology.

Completion of renovations to the boys' residence halls as part of a $90 million campaign.

Toward $2.75 million campaign to rebuild historic high school building.

Support of $14.8 million campaign to purchase and renovate a new facility and to promote audience and production development.

Support for Phase II of campaign to create a new entrance plaza and children's exhibit.

Expansion of Mercy Care's downtown clinic and distribution center to meet increased demand for health services by underserved Atlanta residents.

Construction of the Art, Science and Design Center to support enrollment growth.

Support for the pediatric medical residency program conducted with the Emory University School of Medicine.

Renovation of Newcomb Hall as part of the Colonnade Campaign to restore historic campus buildings.

Renovation of Taylor Hall to add space for undergraduate, nontraditional and graduate degree programs.

Support of $14.8 million campaign to purchase and renovate a new facility and to promote audience and production development.

Establishment of the Georgia Art Museums Partnership Program to share the High Museum's resources and collections with partner museums throughout Georgia. Payable over two years.

Endowment of new library and archives to help meet a challenge grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.