Goodie Nation receives funding to support black tech visionaries in Atlanta, with $150k in funding.

Exciting news has just been announced by Goodie Nation, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting diverse entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts in Atlanta. Thanks to generous grants totaling $150K, their ATL BLK TCH initiative is set to make a huge impact on the Black tech scene in the city.

With a mission to connect underrepresented individuals with resources and opportunities in the tech industry, Goodie Nation has secured funding from various organizations, including Kapor Center, Emory Philanthropy Lab, and the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta’s GoATL Economic Inclusion Fund.

On July 30, Goodie Nation's CEO shared the exciting news on LinkedIn, expressing his excitement for the potential impact the grants will have on upcoming projects for ATL BLK TCH. "Let's get ready to turn up the heat," exclaimed Joey Womack, highlighting the organization's determination to make a difference.

Through the ATL BLK TCH initiative, diverse tech professionals in Atlanta will soon have access to angel investor training and a member search platform. This not only provides education and resources for potential investors, but also fosters connections that can bring new startups to life.

In a recent news release, Goodie Nation shared their vision for ATL BLK TCH - to create a strong and thriving Black tech community in Atlanta. The support from Kapor Center, Emory Philanthropy Lab, and the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta's GoATL Economic Inclusion Fund is a clear indication of the importance of this mission. With the help of these funds, they aim to build a connected and supportive community where Black tech professionals can thrive and succeed. Together, they hope to create a future where Black tech talent in Atlanta is recognized, supported, and celebrated.

In addition to the exciting initiatives already in place, Goodie Nation is also working on an ecosystem mapping project. This project will outline strategies to provide tech opportunities for individuals from pre-k to college, strengthening their skills and preparing them for the industry. They are also in the process of establishing an online Slack community, creating a hub for innovation and discussion.

The financial support from these grants is a monumental step for the Black tech community in Atlanta. Despite the challenges and risks faced by Black entrepreneurs in any industry, these investments and opportunities provide hope and pave the way for a brighter future. As seen in the recent turnout for Kamala Harris's rally, Atlanta is a city full of support and potential for the Black community, and Goodie Nation is determined to make a difference.

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