The Breakthrough Atlanta Board of Directors recently welcomed new members to its board: Aimee Connolly, Community Volunteer; Katika Lovett, Ed.D., Assistant...

Now is the time to explore opportunities for summer programs, and Breakthrough Atlanta is accepting applications for its signature programs available to middle schoolers and college students. These programs are competitive, and applicants are encouraged to apply now.

Breakthrough Atlanta's Fund-A-Scholar event, which raised more than $390K for student scholarships, was featured in the Northside Neighbor. Read the full article here.

Breakthrough Atlanta raised more than $390K at its 25th anniversary celebration that coincided with its annual Fund-A-Scholar event. Funds raised surpassed any previous year’s event and exceeded the...

The cost of college is the most significant barrier that prevents students from earning a college degree, and the financial aid process can be especially challenging for first-generation college...

AmeriCorps members served as teaching fellows during Breakthrough Atlanta’s 2021 summer learning experience. For the second consecutive year, Breakthrough Atlanta received grant...

Breakthrough Atlanta was featured in the August 29th edition of The Atlanta Journal and Constitution. H.M. Cauley, For the AJC writes: Twenty-five years ago, a program first launched in California...

The Breakthrough Atlanta Board of Directors elected new officers to its executive committee and welcomed new members to its board.

Join us in congratulating our 2021 recipients of The Toler Velissaris Scholarship for Academic Excellence! The winners are Elizabeth Comer, Jalon Cook, Belane Abdurahman, and Alani Andrews! The...

Watch Elaine Armstrong and Trenise Lyons, from The Good Works Show, talk with with Monique Shields, Chief Executive Officer of Breakthrough Atlanta. https://youtu.be/u_SClU4y75k

UPDATE: 5-26-20Breakthrough Atlanta is hosting a virtual program this summer due to COVID-19. We want to ensure that our students, faculty and staff remain safe. Even though state guidelines will...